If you can afford the $10 mil to buy this, feeding or getting rid of the zebras shouldn't be an issue.
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The Zebras being totally unremarked upon is so weird. Surely that's a selling point? 'Meet a fucking zebra'
Outstanding title! Took me a handful of images to get it but it’s worth seeing.
What a non-functional kitchen... Getting produce from the fridge to the sink to the oven is quite the trek, for starters.
I hate it. Looks like a showroom for something.
Yeah zebras aside, it’s missing something rather essential for a house, namely walls.
Is it weird that I'd like to live here? I mean I can't even pretend to be able to afford it but still
I think it's alright. Though I'd have to put up some walls and change the sterile colors.
Where were the 4 bedrooms? And for 10 mil i'd expect more bathrooms.
no pictures of the upper floors, description says unfurnished. that's probably why.
It says 'unfinished' so how can they classify those as bedrooms if they aren't currently livable.
that hadn't occurred to me, listing "beds and baths" is a us-ism. here it's just how many rooms and whether there's a kitchen.
There are various requirements in the US that have to be met before something can be labeled a bedroom. It hadn't occurred to me that being finished is one, but that makes sense to me. The two I remember are that it has to have a window (to the outside) and has to have a closet.
the window is a bit harder to put in after the fact, but isn't an ikea flatpack wardrobe enough to pass that closet thing?
No, I think the standards require an actual physical closet. It could be walls built up to take a chunk out of the room, but it needs to be separated by a doorway.
the sale history is strange, like they tried to sell a few times and couldn’t
The photo of the seaside picnic spot is nice, but with 788 acres, I have to wonder how away it is and how often I would use it.
Also, I like the bit about the gentle hillsides being "untouched by erosion." That's quite the claim.
"Yeah, uh, we keep 'em tarped over." "But isn't it erosion that creates gentle slopes?" "No comment."

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