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As outrageously bizarre as this place seems, it looks like a nice, 7400 sq ft home ... underneath all the clutter. Since it has apparently been for sale about 5-years, during which time the price has jumped from an appraised value of $144 per sq. ft. to a sale price of $177 per sq. ft. --- one might 'smell' a potential bargain that will otherwise remain on the market indefinitely.
If one wanted the house and neighborhood (and barring any major repairs), one might offer $850K (?) with a clause that the offer will decline $5K per month ...for every month it remained on the market. It could be a profitable 'flip' for a less eccentric seller.
Amazing. Each time I look I see another interesting thing that I missed before. Love that family portrait in the kitchen, but I'm kinda disappointed there's not a mannequin in the pool pic. So many possibilities!
I am wondering if the owners are really interested in selling or if the listing is performance art? In any case, thanks for posting.
The home, at least what could be seen, looks nice. With all that crap, it would be impossible to tell if there were a hundred holes in the walls. If most of the home was occupied with display work, there's also no telling if the building systems are actually working.
If an insurer could be found that was crazy enough to insure the art, seller should seriously consider a sell by fire accident. I mean, where are they going to put all of that?
A buyer could just get a dumpster and a dozen workers, and empty the place out.
My problem with the house is that there isn't a house on earth, that is worth that much to me. I would want a much, much smaller and less expensive home, preferably single story.
Oh right! I forgot, I already have the perfect house for me. Maybe this could be somebody else's "Dream Home".
I couldn't live in that house, but I agree that the little bits of house that show behind, under and above all that art, are very nice.
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