A 1920s Highland Park showpiece at 4225 Beverly Drive has changed hands in a hurry, with the Bray Family Trust closing on the sale June 5 after barely a month on the market. The final price was not disclosed, but the roughly 10,612-square-foot home had been floated in the mid-$12 million range.
Public records list the buyer as Pony Huff GP LLC, and the property went from active listing to sold in under 30 days, according to The Real Deal. That outlet also reports the buyer entity is tied to an agent with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s.
High-end listing, old bones and newer perks
The home hit the market at about $12.75 million, pairing its original 1928 architecture with updated systems and an elevator added during an earlier overhaul. Mansion Global and related listing materials highlight extras like two laundry rooms, a wine cellar, and a four-car garage, all tucked behind the traditional façade.
Buyer ties and brokerage connection
Filings and marketing details link Pony Huff GP LLC to a local real estate connection. Briggs Freeman’s site lists Bradley Huff among its Dallas-area agents who work Park Cities properties, and Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty shows him on recent listings and team pages for the neighborhood.
One of the priciest plays in town
With an asking price that worked out to roughly $1,200 per square foot, the property landed near the top of Texas listings last month and lined up with other big-ticket Beverly Drive offerings. The Real Deal noted nearby homes marketed in the nine- and eleven-million-dollar ranges, underscoring that high-end demand in the Park Cities is very much alive.
For neighbors, the swift deal is yet another sign that updated historic homes in prime walking distance of Highland Park Village and the surrounding retail core are not lingering for long. The Bray family steps away, and a new owner steps into a coveted slice of Beverly Drive history.
