Located along a winding river on 78 sprawling acres, this striking glass house in College Station, Texas was home to late ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill and offers a rockstar retreat. With sweeping views from every room, the 5,800-square-foot architectural marvel ensconces residents in unspoiled wilderness.
An embodiment of industrial flair, the open-concept floor plan boasts exposed wood beams, concrete accents, and movable walls to customize spaces. Sun-drenched sitting areas scattered throughout provide quiet escapes, while the great room anchors the home with a sculptural chandelier and dark palette.
The state-of-the-art kitchen is a culinary enthusiast’s dream, with Poggenpohl cabinetry, dual sinks, two dishwashers, and a convection stove fit for a rock legend. Floor-to-ceiling bedroom windows continue the connection to nature, each granting outdoor access. The spa-worthy primary bath entices with dual vanities, a double-rainfall shower, and plentiful storage.
Outside, lounge by the pool, host gatherings on the patio, or wander the vast wooded acres and exclusive Brazos River frontage. An auxiliary structure adds four-car garage space or guest quarters to complete the estate.
This architectural marvel once housed ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill, whose legendary riffs rocked the airwaves for over fifty years. Now the glass house that served as a creative sanctuary for the musician can inspire the next generation of artists or thrill-seekers looking to live out their rock and roll fantasies. For $4.5 million, a glimpse into a rock icon’s legacy could be yours, to harmonize your life against the rhythms of nature on an extraordinary Texas estate.
ZZ TOP has sold over 50 million records worldwide. The band’s 1983 album Eliminator achieved diamond certification after selling 11 million copies.
