Feel the magic inside this colorful Texas home for sale — that was built for a magician

Magic is in the air — at least in Fort Worth, Texas.

A particularly curious house with a rich history and interesting look has landed on the real estate market for $2.875 million.

The four-bedroom, five-bathroom home sits in the Crestwood neighborhood and was designed by famous Dallas architect Charles Dilbeck , whose style would often combine “an eccentric interpretation of European eclecticism with artisanship, honest materials and straight forward design of Texas modern,” Douglas Newby & Associates described.

This residence was designed specifically for Ren Clark , an amateur magician, the listing on Compass notes.

“307 Crestwood Drive is a unique 1940 home designed by Charles Dilbeck to the specifications of Ren Clark, a local hotel developer and amateur magician,” the listing says.

“This 4,000+ sq ft abode sits on one of the largest, tree-filled lots in Crestwood and offers a blend of history, elegance, and modern amenities.”

Features, per the listing, include:

• Formal living room

• Dining area

• High ceilings

• Updated kitchen

• Guest house

The home has an array of interesting design choices, including a pink wing, where the primary suite is painted a shade of bubble gum.

Yes, the bathroom is too.

The listing is held by Susanna Gorski Bartolomei, Compass.

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