Biggest House in America Goes Up for Sale (All 90,000 Square Feet of It)
Ryan Hinkson — May 31, 2010 — Art & Design
References: propgoluxury & luxuo
Imagine the commission that the real estate agent charged with selling the biggest house in America will receive when the sale is finalized. Yup, the largest house in the US is up for sale.
This 90,000-square-foot mega-mansion is modeled after the Palace of Versailles in France. It boasts 30 rooms, a bowling alley, an Olympic-sized pool, and a roller rink. Now even if you can afford the $75 million dollar price tag, you will still have to be a little patient, as the biggest house in America is actually still under construction.
This 90,000-square-foot mega-mansion is modeled after the Palace of Versailles in France. It boasts 30 rooms, a bowling alley, an Olympic-sized pool, and a roller rink. Now even if you can afford the $75 million dollar price tag, you will still have to be a little patient, as the biggest house in America is actually still under construction.
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