OH MY a FAIRY TALE Castle in Connecticut For Sale
CASTLE IN CONNECTICUT FOR SALE
For the King and Queen in you, here is a real-life Fairytale Castle in Connecticut for sale! The owner’s dream to live in a castle came true, but sadly all fairy tales don’t end happily ever after and it’s for sale.
Would you like to see a castle like this in your neighborhood? Guess the neighbors in Woodstock, Connecticut doesn’t like it. There are a few articles online about the fight between the city and the neighborhood about this Castle. The owner wanted to use it for a business and the area is not business-zoned. All kinds of other personal rumors about why the owner is selling too, but we won’t go there. We are here to enjoy this inside and outside Disneyland-type Castle in Connecticut for sale.
So tell me, how would you feel if this Castle was in your neighborhood? I think it would be great but at the same time kind of weird. There is definitely a lot of interest with people driving by to get a look.
Of course, a moat is a must to defend your kingdom from attacks.
Every bit is kingly decorated inside as well.
The family crest.
MAGICAL CASTLE IN CONNECTICUT FOR SALE
This real-life magical Castle in Connecticut for sale comes at a hefty price of $45 million. Eight bedrooms and as many and more bathrooms with a staggering 22377 square feet. A bit of the Castle’s story from Connecticut Magazine says:
” The turrets of the castle appear suddenly between the trees and even when you’re expecting them, you do a double take. What on earth is this doing here? It’s a giant 35,000-square-foot-plus Disneyesque castle with stone walls, towers, a moat and what appears to be a drawbridge.
Ornate and surreal, the castle looks like a set for a sword-and-sorcerer movie, or a misplaced Las Vegas resort. Stranger still is the fact that it is plopped down in the middle of an otherwise normal neighborhood of moderate-sized homes. The 20-room edifice is on a 354-acre gated parcel that also includes another smaller house. Exotic animals—including at one time a zebra, emus, and camels—are kept on the property, too. “
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Well, I can see why the neighbors don’t like it. Personally, I think it’s pretty hideous inside and out. Nothing against castles but even some rich people have really poor taste.
I thought about how difficult it would be to keep clean and you’d need a weekly team so of course if you can afford a home at this price you hire teams to clean and for upkeep. You are so right it would be a great place to hold events.
Hi Crystal. If I won the lotto I would not build a castle, but is is fun to think about. Unlike Europe, the US doesn’t have old world Castle to tour so this Castle is great to have here.
Yes, that is what I think about…who will buy it and why. I would love to know too.
Your welcome my Queen.
Oh yes, too funny Doreen on the pizza delivery guy. There is a much smaller not even close to this castle kinda house on the block behind me and it took some getting used to.
totally worth a trip to Connecticut to see this beauty thanks so much for sharing
I have mixed feelings about this place. I can understand it being out of place since it’s located in a ‘normal’ neighborhood, but on the bright side whoever lives there won’t have to worry about the pizza delivery guy not being able to find your house.
Well, I think it is totally cool, but I know I wouldn’t like to live in it or pay for the upkeep.
I assume that the other properties near it are spread out because that castle must have lots of land surrounding it. It would make a good event venue.
I love it!! I would love to have this in my neighborhood. I personally would want to go in it a lot. I can see the controversy behind it though.
I’m speechless. Imagine living in that? The inside is majestic. I often wonder about the folks that built it and what it must have been like living in it. I wonder who will buy it. Keep us posted if it sells too. I would love to see who bought that masterpiece!