Built After a High-Society Scandal, a $3.5 Million Gilded Age Mansion Hits ‘Millionaire’s Row’ in Massachusetts

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.

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 - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES

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 ...

Built After a High-Society Scandal, a $3.5 Million Gilded Age Mansion Hits ‘Millionaire’s Row’ in Massachusetts

The historic $3.5 million Draper estate hits Hopedale’s ‘Millionaire’s Row’ with 12 bedrooms and Italian gardens.http://dlvr.it/TVh0b1