I wondered back in 2006, when I first saw today's estate listed, if it was a bit overpriced. It turns out I may have been right, it has gone through a major price reduction since then. Luxist reader Ryan reminded me of Edge Wood in Virginia Beach, Virginia. It is a large six bedroom home which was built in 2002 and sits on the waterfront. It has two docks, three boat lifts and a sandy beach. The compound is over three acres and has more than 21,000 total square feet of space including a large guest house. The home includes details such as a billiards room with a bar, a large art studio and a master suite with a wet bar. It is listed at $16 million, which is less than two-thirds the price it was two years ago when it was listed at $24.5 million.
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9-06-2008 @ 5:32PM
Henry said...
Is that pink Thunderbird a Mary Kay car?
Taken as a whole it looks like the owner won the lottery and bought a whole bunch of mismatched stuff. Butler tables, Alligators in Virginia, Harp etc all look tacky. With that said, the underground car park/bat cave basement is almost worth the cost of admission.
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9-06-2008 @ 8:29PM
Todd said...
Mary Kay does not offer Thunderbirds in their reward program, plus it is not the signature MK pink which the company owns.
With that said I agree with Henry for I think the decor of this house is down right tacky!
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9-07-2008 @ 12:34AM
Dan Isaacs said...
How DARE they put goldfish in that wonderful aquarium!
I like the beach area, that's pretty cool. Don't care for the black columns, and the kitchen layout is kinda weird.
Certainly looks to be New Money. Lottery, Athlete, Entertainer.
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9-07-2008 @ 3:26AM
nc said...
I rarely like houses of this size, but this one is amazing (amazingly built, not decorated).
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9-07-2008 @ 4:50PM
Tex said...
Looks like the whole place was built off the shelf from Home Depot stock part.
All in all not bad for a Days Inn or Red Roof Inn.
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9-10-2008 @ 9:20AM
jl said...
The house looks like it's never been lived in. The black/white tile flooring in the kitchen, plus wood trim at the windows a must go!
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