That’s ridiculous! You could get 9 Maine islands for that!
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I mean, does the island have salt water to swim in? Because that house has a saline pool, which is obviously important.
I’ll add that I’m ABSOLUTELY being sarcastic, haha.
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I’m pretty sure the ocean has salt in it. 
I’ve never been to Maine but I bet the seawater is cold as fuck, though! So, points to the 20 million dollar house in Boulder, I guess.
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I wish id known this thread existed. A week ago, more? I ran across an ad for 120 acre smallholding in England. Cant find it now, no surprise.
Sigh.
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Oh, Boulder 
A house for that price that isn’t walking distance to a ski resort? What are they thinking…haha those are Aspen prices!
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Wow that house is actually stunning and would be worth every penny if I was fabulously wealthy beyond imagination. Surprised the acreage isn’t a bit larger though.
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Right??? Usually I am put off by garish decorations, at least, but no luck here 
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“needs refurbishment” “short on mod cons”
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My favourite is “a bit bracing” 
I genuinely read it and was tempted though. Imagine turning that into some sort of adventure castle. I would go there for paintballing.
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I’m with you. Those first two photos look like a video game or movie set. I just don’t have the cash or the vision to pull something cool off 
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I mean if I pulled out all my retirement savings and didn’t try to have anywhere else to live…
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“If somebody can come up with something interesting to do with it, that would be fantastic,” he added.
I mean, it sounds like you’re the preferred buyer with the paintball in mind!
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I know, usually the really pricy houses have a ton of taxidermied animal heads, or really heavy looking wooden cabinets/molding, or a really red bedroom or something. This one is very low-key and pretty.
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Now y’all have me looking at local real estate. Most of it is priced well out of our range, but I can dream about renovating ours… We bought before prices soared at the beginning of the pandemic. Our house is worth about $100,000 more than we paid for it.
But…looking at what’s in our market now, you’re best to come in with $750,000 - $1 mill to buy. You can find cheaper stuff, but it’s pretty bad housing. Or it’s a condo with a huge maintenance fee.
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I take “Pride” in linking this.
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This is flipping beautiful, especially those gardens. Maaaaaaybe a little much though
I find I’m a bit Prejudiced against it.
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I think it would be Sensible if some of us went in together and split the cost.
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