If you’re in the market for a new home, why not a castle?
A mathematician and scientist, Tim Barber built what’s come to be known as the “Boise Castle” in 2010. Its construction on Boise’s historic Warm Springs Avenue initially fomented comments and controversy, but now is part of the neighborhood’s fabric.
Yes, the suit of armor goes with the “Boise Castle.” The house on Warm Springs Avenue is listed on the market at $3.4 million.
Yes, the suit of armor goes with the “Boise Castle.” The house on Warm Springs Avenue is listed on the market at $3.4 million. Idaho Statesman file
The castle is fashioned out of Table Rock sandstone to look like a 13th-century castle, complete with portcullis (gate), turrets, stone hearths and lintels, loads of wrought iron details, rooftop torches and suit of armor. Plus, it has all the amenities of an upscale contemporary home.
You’ll find a whole-house smart system, LED lighting, hot tub, wine cellar and Viking kitchen appliances.
The four bedroom home (plus a one-bedroom apartment) is listed with Group One Sotheby’s International for $3.4 million… (View original article)