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   reinvent | Apr 02, 2004 01:04am | #1

   You sure its not town house condos? Geez what a waste of materials an effort for just a few people.(yes it keeps us employed, but still).

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   ErikR1 | Apr 02, 2004 01:43am | #2

   Nope. It's definately a single family home. It is in a secluded residential area where all of the other homes are rather large also.

   The house is the last home on a dead end street.

   Erik

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   BillHartmann | Apr 02, 2004 02:13am | #3

   How many zip codes does that thing cover.

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   ErikR1 | Apr 02, 2004 02:41am | #8

   The lot on this monster is almost 2 blocks deep!

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   EricPaulson | Apr 02, 2004 02:17am | #4

   Tell us where it is..........

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   ErikR1 | Apr 02, 2004 02:25am | #5

   The house is located in Saddle River, New Jersey on TwinBrooks Road.

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   jonblakemore | Apr 02, 2004 02:36am | #6

   What's wrong with a valley for every grandkid?

    

   Jon Blakemore

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   ErikR1 | Apr 02, 2004 02:38am | #7

   I'd like to have half of this homeowners money! =)

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   brownbagg | Apr 02, 2004 02:41am | #9

   is that what they call a Mcmanson

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   florida | Apr 02, 2004 04:25am | #10

   The founder of one of the big cable companies built a house in Naples (Florida)last year like that. In the article in the paper the neighbors referred to the house as "the 17 second house" since that was how long it took to drive past it at the speed limit. They had 2 security guards stationed there just to supervise parking for the 100 workers trucks that were parked there every day. There were 2 rooms just for their 2 dogs. When asked why they needed so much space the wife told the reported that they had 6 grandchildren.