“Behind a galvanize fence, is one of the great homes located at Queen’s Park West, Trinidad, West Indies. Built in 1904 by the architect Edward Bowen, part of the ceiling is covered with a fresco designed by an Italian artisan according to Voices in the street, a handbook detailing the history of architecture in Trinidad and Tobago. But recently, a For Sale sign has been posted on the fence instigating rumors of what the building is worth in historic terms. So far, the asking price has been rumored to be six to sixty million dollars. Some architects think it is worth more….” [Read original article]
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