Super Bowl Rental Home: See Super Bowl XLV and Stay in Style Minutes from Arlington TX

Rent unique $3 million home for the ultimate place to host VIPs.

2010-10-21

COLLEYVILLE, TX, October 21, 2010 (Press-News.org) If you're a football fanatic, or if you just enjoy a great party, you won't want to miss Super Bowl XLV. The Dallas Cowboys are hosting this year's mega-event at their brand-new stadium in Arlington. And nobody does football parties bigger than Texans.

To take full advantage of the Super Bowl experience, you need super accommodations. Luckily, you can rent a luxury home in DFW TX for the Super Bowl.

Located just 15 miles from the stadium in the affluent suburb of Colleyville, this $3 million home will impress your guests with its lofty ceilings, seven different fireplaces, and the heated pool and spa.

The owner of the home, Ft Worth commercial real estate developer, entrepreneur and business consultant Ron Sturgeon, collects exotic cars, so the home also features a ten-car garage. For an additional charge, Ron will consider including a Ferrari 430, a Lamborghini Gallardo, or a Maserati Quattroporte, so you can stay in style and tour Dallas in style as well.

The home is conveniently located just eight miles from DFW International Airport, so you will be right in the middle of all the action, but enjoy the privacy of a gated community at the same time. This DFW Super Bowl rental home is available for a minimum of four nights at a weekly rate of $45,000 or for $8,500 a night.

Hotels in the Dallas area are filling up quickly, as Super Bowl XLV promises to be one of the most memorable ever. This Super Bowl house rental won't be available for long either, so act quickly to ensure that your Super Bowl experience is one you'll never forget.

For more photos and information about renting this unique home for the big game, visit http://superbowlhomerental.net/. The luxury home is also available for event rental, party rental or rental for other special events.

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