A 1914 Massachusetts mansion built after a high-society scandal is listed for $3.5 million; the 10,269-square-foot estate has 12 bedrooms, Italian gardens and a 39-foot ballroom
- A Gilded Age mansion built after a scandal that shook early 20th-century American high society has gone on the market for $3.5 million.
- The estate, known as The Crossways, stands on Adin Street in Hopedale, Massachusetts.
- The street was once called "Millionaire's Row" because of its many grand homes built by industrialists who ran the town's loom-making empire.
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- A Gilded Age mansion built after a scandal that shook early 20th-century American high society has gone on the market for $3.5 million.
- The estate, known as The Crossways, stands on Adin Street in Hopedale, Massachusetts.
- The street was once called "Millionaire's Row" because of its many grand homes built by industrialists who ran the town's loom-making empire.
Sources: Times of India