are the views and, second, the current owner’s trove of WWII plane memorabilia. Rod Lewis, the billionaire founder and CEO of Lewis Energy Group, is parting ways with his condo perched atop The Arts Residences in downtownwith Haley Rodriguez of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty, the palatial pad measures 3,850 square feet and is decked out with floor-to-ceiling walls of glass that look over the city toward the Texas Hill Country.
The oil magnate also has an obvious passion for collecting. In addition to owning a fleet of WWII aircraft, Lewis’s affinity for aviation memorabilia extends to the artwork in the apartment, including a wallpaper mural of one of his planes, On the condo’s first floor, you’ll find the main living spaces, which feel super dramatic and moody thanks to lots of elegant Murano chandeliers and shimmering brass-accented cabinets. Elsewhere, this level holds an ensuite guest room.
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