Built in 1904 for a Stanford Greek professor, Palo Alto’s columned Squire House is a state historic landmark; last sold in 1999, the nearly 8,400-sq-ft estate with a pool and guest house is listed for $19.9 million
- A century-old mansion in California, once threatened with demolition and later saved through a community-led preservation campaign, has returned to the property market with an asking price of nearly $20 million.
- The historic Squire House, a white-columned Neoclassical estate on Palo Alto’s University Avenue, is listed for $19.988 million.
- It is the first time the property has been offered for sale since it last changed hands in 1999, according to a report by The Almanac.
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- A century-old mansion in California, once threatened with demolition and later saved through a community-led preservation campaign, has returned to the property market with an asking price of nearly $20 million.
- The historic Squire House, a white-columned Neoclassical estate on Palo Alto’s University Avenue, is listed for $19.988 million.
- It is the first time the property has been offered for sale since it last changed hands in 1999, according to a report by The Almanac.
Sources: Times of India