Worcester Home Modeled After Versailles Has Price Drop

WORCESTER, MA — Louis XVI lived a life of extreme privilege — until the end.

The last king of France was beheaded by guillotine in 1793 after the French Revolution, which was triggered by his poor leadership.

Fast forward to 2020, there's a home in Worcester inspired by Louis XVI's reign (just not that end part). The home in the Westwood Hills neighborhood was built in 2001, and features gold leaf and Swarovski crystal finishes. There's also a very Versailles hedgerow at the front steps.

The home has been on the market for more than 100 days, and recently had a significant price drop from $2.2 million down to $1.9 million.

Here are the details:

• Address: 28 Westwood Dr, Worcester, Massachusetts
• Price: $2,188,000 $1.9 million
• Square Feet: 5419
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 5 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 2001
• Features: Enter into a world of luxury and style. Nestled in Worcester s Westwood Hills- this five bedroom chateau was built with the grandeur and French influences of the early 18th century Rococo style. Sited on over 21-000 square feet of lush- manicured grounds this expansive home boasts a central locale with rich history and modern conveniences. The first floor is architecturally designed to guide guests through three eras- King Louis XIV through King Louis XVI with gold leaf trim- Swarovski crystal chandeliers and a library modeled closely after King Louis XVI s personal library- featuring a magnificent fireplace and spiral staircase to the master suite. The second and third floors offer five bedrooms including a two-room master suite with en-suite bath and two guest suites on the third floor- each with their own bath. Other highlights include a finished lower level with spa and indoor lap pool- an oversized terrace off the kitchen and a three-car- direct access garage with elevator. Listing Courtesy of Arman Mavai - Unlimited Sotheby's International Realty

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