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Lavish Victorian Listed in LA at $2 Million: A Fairy‑Tale Price Tag
A purple 1888 home hits the market in a Los Angeles neighborhood, sparking debate over housing costs.
A purple Victorian home in a Los Angeles neighborhood is now on the market, listed for sale.
Built in 1888, the house carries a $2 million asking price, a figure that underscores the steep cost of historic homes.
The New York Post described the property as "Like something a fairy-tale pixie hopped up on grape soda might have dreamed up."
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LA neighborhood’s famed purple Victorian home built in 1888 hits the market for $2M
Like something a fairy-tale pixie hopped up on grape soda might have dreamed up.
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- A purple Victorian home in an Los Angeles neighborhood is listed for sale.
- The asking price is $2 million.
- The house was built in 1888.
- The house is located in a Los Angeles neighborhood.
- "Like something a fairy-tale pixie hopped up on grape soda might have dreamed up." (New York Post)
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