Perched on a hilltop with panoramic views of picturesque Kerrville below, a piece of Texas history awaits its next chapter. This Renaissance Revival mansion was built in 1920, and meticulously restored to its former glory and then some by legendary Texas entrepreneur, L.D. “Brink” Brinkman. Used for decades as Brink’s company headquarters and personal museum of western art, the estate’s original roots as a ranch house still shine through its dazzling yet welcoming atmosphere. Four soaring pillars mark the symmetrical grand entry, separating a vast front terrace from the manicured walkway and grounds. Front doors open to endless marble floors in warm earth tones, soft neutral walls and high ceilings, all capped with elaborate carved mouldings that carry through each room. Beveled glass windows bathe the estate in natural light, accented by recessed lighting and exquisite chandeliers. An intimate lush courtyard makes the exterior as ideal for entertaining as the interior. Discover all this historic estate has to offer.