I know that neighborhood well, actually grew up just North of it on Moor Lane. That neighborhood was built for Wordperfect executives after the company made millions. I remember when that neighborhood was Apple orchards (late 80's). 😮
The CEO of the company built a home just South of that property... I did some electrical work on his property. I can tell you some insane stories about it.
This one -
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There is garage parking for 14 vehicles on the property IIRC, and one of the garages was built to support a helicopter landing pad on top, the one next to the swimming pool.
We were paid to run power to several of the pine trees on the front yard for Christmas lights. The two power wires to EACH TREE were both bigger than my thumbs and each tree was getting more amperage than a normal single family home.
The landscaping crew loaded the trees up with so many lights, when they threw the massive breakers, they tripped and had to get upgraded again, doubled in size.
We had to hand dig the trenches for the wiring, they didn't want to use a trencher and tear up the landscaping.
IIRC, when the trees were lit up (6 of them) the electrical bill was $40k a week.
In the Winter nights when the lights were on, it looked like a nuclear glow from a mile away.
The landscaping crew of 6-8 employees worked 7 days a week... they'd plant flowers around the property and every week, dig them up and replace them with different color flowers.
There is a massive wall around the property and it had some kind of underground fiber optic security system that could detect a cat walking over the perimeter. It ended up being way too sensitive and tripping all the time. 😆
The house had a maintenance tunnel underneath it were all the electrical, plumbing, HVAC etc ran. I spent weeks walking and working in it.