What Does A Million Dollar Home Look Like Where You Live?
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I was reading an article in Forbes recently and they were discussing what a million dollar home looked like in different parts of the country. They had some examples that were interesting. My question to you is, what is a million dollar home in your town? Put it in the comments with a link.
Here are some examples that will boggle your mind.
Greenwich Connecticut: a 1,400 square foot bungalow.

And then travel 109 miles up the road to Springfield, Massachusetts and you can buy a slightly larger home. Slightly larger means 11,000 square feet, or almost 8 times larger.

If you are looking in the South, Durham, North Carolina offers a college atmosphere and access to the triad region. This 7,253 square foot home sits on 2.3 acres and has 5 bedrooms.

To see more, visit Forbes.com, and don’t forget to leave a link with the million dollar homes in your region.


Comment by samk on 16 May 2006:
This house is 1.25 million dollars.
“8000+ sq ft custom 2 sotry nestled on hill overlooking 4 acre lake, cherry cabinets throughout, 2 level colonial, blue lime- stone construction, patios & porches.”
http://www.pittsburghrealestate.com/property/property.asp?PRM_MLSNumber=569718&PRM_MlsName=Westpenn
5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms. 17 acres.
Comment by samk on 16 May 2006:
http://www.pittsburghrealestate.com/Property/property.asp?PRM_MLSNumber=609810&PRM_MlsName=Westpenn
This one is 895,000.
Comment by Michael on 16 May 2006:
In my area, $930,000 will buy you a fully-decked out 4-bed, 5-bath golf-course mansion (MLS #10319931).
Comment by Michael on 16 May 2006:
Left out the square footage - just under 5,000 sq ft.