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If 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.
by mr_justin 17y ago
If 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.