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I haven't seen the house, but from TFA it sounded like the home wasn't really all that "historic", aside from the fact that it's old. The two are not necessari
by brk 17y ago
I haven't seen the house, but from TFA it sounded like the home wasn't really all that "historic", aside from the fact that it's old. The two are not necessarily synonymous.
- mr_justin 17y agoIf it was a 17,250-square-foot, 14-bedroom mansion, I'm pretty sure it wasn't just some random ramshackle home from the 20's. But that is just an assumption.
- brk 17y agoI believe the article also stated that tearing it down and building a new 6,000sqft home would be cheaper than the renovations/repairs required, so I wouldn't go too far with your ramshackle assumptions.
- mr_justin 17y agoStructures that earn the designation "historical" require certified craftsman for all repair work. It costs significantly more than typical home construction and therefore increases costs greatly.