Rex Tillerson's House

Rex Tillerson, the American engineer and energy executive who served as the 69th United States Secretary of State from February 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018, under President Donald Trump., lives here. Prior to joining the Trump administration, Tillerson was chairman and chief executive officer of ExxonMobil, holding that position from 2006 until 2017. This is his 'vacation home'.

Tillerson bought a 16,238 square foot mansion built in 2010 on two rolling acres with five bedrooms, seven baths, formals, separate catering kitchen, a man cave with bar, a hair salon, massage room, both a sauna and a steam room, a spacious game room that fits a billiard table (or two) plus a walk-around bar and alcove with arcade games, panelled study, a gorgeous wood-paneled movie theater with plush seats, a wine room with high-tech cooling system, a gym, an indoor batting cage, a pro-athlete gym, guest wing, breathtaking master suite with spa bath, coffee bar & a huge master closet. The property has a 90,000 gallon swimming pool with a slide, a swim-up bar and sport court, even a private stocked lake to go fishing. There is an attached five-car garage and a separate garage for the golf carts. The home, on famous King Fisher Road, was listed for $8.5 million. Sources say it sold for around $6.5 million, the highest recorded sale in Tarrant County in more than a decade.

Rex Tillerson has earned an impressive net worth of $300 Million. When he agreed to become Secretary of State, Tillerson was forced to place $180 million worth of Exxon stock into a blind trust. Furthermore, Tillerson had to sell all of his privately owned shares in the oil giant, which he invested in "permitted property’’. Thankfully he won’t be forced to pay capital gains tax for the sale, if he remains in compliance.