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That moved fast.
Looks like a maintenance nightmare.
Good luck to the new owner.
If you can afford a $12 million home, you can easily afford to maintain it. Your comment indicates you cannot afford either.
Not shocking. It’s actually nice considering the normally awful taste of the billionaire class. I wouldn’t buy it because it’s in Indiana, but it’s definitely a nice looking home.
In Indiana? LOL. Why not . . .