LNER Leafspring 4472

So, I was thinking that it was a church, at first. It was elegant, once upon a time. Now, when they say sold as-is, I assume that includes whatever is left. So, the buyer gets the stand w/the bags for wet umbrellas. The easel is blocking the stairs.

Wow. The original architecture appears to be mostly intact. Look at those doors. They painted the wood paneling white, though. You could open a restaurant, there's a little hostess stand at the door. (Yeah, right.)

Beautiful original fireplace. And, that mirror above it. The cross on the music stand is a little strange.

It looks like they lived here, b/c this is a TV room w/a coffee bar, etc.

Another grand room with etched glass doors and gorgeous fireplace. Shame about the indoor-outdoor carpet.

Utilitarian half bath.

There's another TV in here and another marble fireplace, but the mirror is horrid. This is giving off some weird vibes.

His & hers commercial restrooms.

Look at all the pews.

The front of the room.

Oh, a dining room. Cute wallpaper.

Then, Hello! The showroom. Do they convey? The listing said nothing about this.

Then, in here, you have grave wear and accessories.

A very large office.

Regular vintage bath.

They're packing up this office.

Old galley kitchen.

Look at all the limos. Sweet. There has to be at least 6 of them.

Two big garages.

Plus another double garage on the side. It's a huge property for $1.25m.

6,500sqft. lot.