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Confusing way to present the listing, showing both before and after pictures of the house. It makes almost no difference what it looked like before... it's a total loss.
But they probably priced it for the property and the other existing homes on the property, which they really should show more of, not the burned out mansion that doesn't matter.
Confusing way to present the listing, showing both before and after pictures of the house. It makes almost no difference what it looked like before... it's a total loss.
But they probably priced it for the property and the other existing homes on the property, which they really should show more of, not the burned out mansion that doesn't matter.
Well, it provides significant disclosure to potential buyers.
I think the burned out remains are a pretty good disclosure if that's the current condition.
Eh. It is under contract, so the marketing seems to have reached the right people.
Oh.... Upon further review, R.I.F.
TRAGIC TOTAL LOSS by FIRE, of a CLASSIC MANSION !!! Sold As is !! Rare opportunity to own approx 5 acres with 2 existing homes on this one site in Williamson County. Five mins from I-65 . Guest home is included, and was not touched by the fire. Additional future expansion area or 10+ car garage in guest home. Open Hilltop views! Large Outdoor Kitchen and porches! Many things can still be save from fire including the entire Foundation, Porches, Patios, Landscaping & Outdoor Living. A private park like setting in the rear of the home. Custom Pavers & Limestone on Front porch! Save Tens of Thousands, of dollars & build any home of your dreams without Williamson County Impact Fees! MOST FEES WAVED!!
Confusing way to present the listing, showing both before and after pictures of the house. It makes almost no difference what it looked like before... it's a total loss.
But they probably priced it for the property and the other existing homes on the property, which they really should show more of, not the burned out mansion that doesn't matter.
TBH, the untouched guest house looks nicer (IMHO) anyway. I'd tear down the fire-damaged house and have a humongous park surrounding the more charming stone house (if I had the money, lol.) What an opportunity for a private park!
TBH, the untouched guest house looks nicer (IMHO) anyway. I'd tear down the fire-damaged house and have a humongous park surrounding the more charming stone house (if I had the money, lol.) What an opportunity for a private park!
Yeah - I probably don't need more than the stone house either! It's hard to say because they weren't clear, maybe some of the interior kitchen pictures are from that house? I dunno. I just don't get why they chose to show what the inside of the mansion used to look like. Who cares, it's toast.
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