Big Tour Inside Glass Mansion Evergreen Crystal Palace

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Luxury Real Estate enters the unreal as the Evergreen Crystal Palace has finally been noticed by the public eye and for good reason.
Luxury Homes, and in particular, American homes are always a hot topic. America is the land of opportunity and there’s nothing quite like owning your own home in the USA. But, as we know with luxury lifestyle, some homes are better than others, and you’ll be seeing just how amazing this home is in this virtual property tour.
The real estate game in Missouri just got hotter with the Evergreen Crystal Palace. A grand mansion made entirely of glass and brass. Owned by the late Robert Plaster, this mansion built in the 90’s has stood the test of time, and is now a living time monument of that legendary decade.
Since his passing in 2008, the Plaster estate has taken hold of the mansion, but after a health scare of one of their members, they have decided to put the property up for sale. They have contacted Ken Coleman to oversee the sale of the property and he has quite the convincing sales pitch.
In this video, you’ll be given a virtual tour inside this wonderful mansion, as well as the strategy that Ken Coleman is implementing in order to make the sale of his life, with proceeds that will sponsor 5 students’ college fund.
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@luxuryzoom9175 3 года назад

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@Trick_Turner 3 года назад

Oh I like how you slid in the implied context of the “live in caretaker”

@ZigZag9639 2 года назад

If nobody else wants it, my pockets are up for it!

@carolprice3062 2 года назад

I still want it!!

@marlinmr7 Год назад

Except for having things checked out by qualified inidividuals the mechanicals of this beautiful place - would not change much else other than updating what really does need to be updated such as electrical, heating, A/C, plumbing, and then technology items such as security/camera systems perhaps. One primary goal would be getting it far more energy efficent as well "green" so to speak with an example being adding a fair amount of solar with battery systems/generator so as to get this more so "off grid". Heat pumps? If not much else was ever even used but is in good working condition - why waste $$$? Everyone who narrates as well as comments on these videos of the Evergreen Crystal Palace says it needs so much updating? To what? The latest "yuppie" trends? I think it is very gorgeous pretty much as is as well as unique plus even though it was built 30+ years ago was far far ahead of it's day back then. If any remodeling and to make it even more self-sufficent - use the first 3 floors for a boutique' higher end motel/hotel/resort and use the 4th floor for living quarters/offices on a personal/private basis is another thought but would not change anything any more than is necessary to keep everything as much as it is now and going forward.