A trompo in the kitchen is what dreams are made of. Probably just decorative.
"If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"
The two small water features or whatever they are look tacked on and the threshold into the billiards room looks lazy. That said, some interior paint and I'd be good to go.
Also, John Stamos?
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Do they have oddly low ceilings in many rooms, or is it just big furniture?
Only $75m
I guess I'm just a prole because honestly that house leaves me cold. The stunt faucets / sink in the master bath at 7:07 in the video just look stupid and pointless, like some builder had to humor a dipshit billionaire client. I'd take this bad boy over that white elephant/folly and save 72 million and change: https://www.redfin.com/WA/Spokane/93...home/116915259
https://spokaneplanner.com/spokane-p...a-rides-falls/
Mic drop
Seriously though, no argument that ski in from Aspen is worth a lot, at least to the right crowd. They glossed over the access a little bit, I had the impression that there's a staircase or hillside that needs a lot of snow to be rideable. And agreed on that bowling alley, it would be like hanging out in a tunnel.
I know! Maybe when I buy my Schweitzer pass in the fall, that's when I'll feel like I'm a real local. I couldn't quite bring myself to bite in the same month we forked over the down payment.
The Aspen pad is priced for convenient money laundering, not slope access.
somewhere in the talk, they said something about the owner "inventing" those fold away faucets (i think?)
it's not a compelling piece of architecture, just a bunch of "features" & finishes grouped loosely together
but a nice location, no question
that spokane mansion was pretty nice, but unfortunately they divided/sold off the property & now it's squeezed among the rabble instead of having a proper apron of space around it
My thoughts exactly when looking at the drone shots.
I see your point, this one does a little better on that front and may be nicer inside: https://www.redfin.com/WA/Spokane/83...home/117040646
First house on second lot would be nice.
Or the baller move: buy first house plus all adjacent properties. Raze other buildings to the ground.
I'm picturing giant balloons attached to the roof.
Looks like it needs Weight Watchers. On the plus side, you could dress it up as the Death Star on Halloween
I'd take that over some random McMansion any day. Not with a half-finished remodel, though.
The problem is it’s hard to do a “nice” interior today, for that kinda throwback novelty vernacular home, without skill and money. That $75 million aspen home needs more windows
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