[BHW2436]

Originally Posted by AntonioR

Is that what the house will be known as forever? That’s not particularly something positive. At a certain point you have to let it go. If he was someone famous for something good, ok; but that’s not quite what we are talking about with this one.

Maybe razing the house and building a new one in its place will put an end to this?

I wouldn’t say no one. Google your address and something negative comes up, surely some people will simply consider a different house.

[SteveM85]

Originally Posted by BHW2436

I wouldn’t say no one. Google your address and something negative comes up, surely some people will simply consider a different house.

Consider a different house? Farmington has just two pages worth of inventory.
I'm not sure 6 bedroom 11K sq ft houses grow on trees in Farmington so if that's what your looking for good look finding another in this almost non-existent inventory market.

[JayCT]

Originally Posted by SteveM85

Consider a different house? Farmington has just two pages worth of inventory.
I'm not sure 6 bedroom 11K sq ft houses grow on trees in Farmington so if that's what your looking for good look finding another in this almost non-existent inventory market.

There are only 20 listings on Zillow but that includes 4 listings for land, 2 condos and 2 homes to be built. $3.2 million is the top of the Farmington market though it does have a number of high priced homes. Its Mountain Spring, Talcott Notch and Devonwood neighborhoods have many pricey homes. It’s pretty affluent.