Tasteful Friends, Do please let me know your thoughts on the Central Missouri showplace

I don’t hate the exterior. The interior looks like life was just frozen in place circa 1972. It’s definitely Elvis turn-key ready.

Someone should buy it and preserve it as a time capsule/museum of the 1970s.

Zillow indicates it is certainly cheap enough

How is it so preserved? Did all the children die in a tragic accident and the bereft parents closed it up? Was it a cult? From the back, it looks like a cult. The exterior needs a happier color scheme. The inside looks like a great place for Indian Guides and Girl Scouts, sleepovers and Halloween parties. It also looks evil due to the frozen in time vibe.

It looks like something that popped out of a trunk of a Matt Helm movie.

Some of that furniture is fabulous ! those yellow velvet couches are delicious . Love some of the art as well . it surely does look like someone hit it really big in the 70s and decorated all at once,then never touched it again. Tacky it may be,but I bet it was a fabulous place to grow up in as a teen in the 70s.

Hey -Don't blame the 70s for this monstrosity.

I would consider it if a Walmart is within a 10 minute drive.

It would look exactly like a Howard Johnson motor lodge if it had an orange roof.

That spiral staircase would not be advisable to trek up or down after a few drinks. But alas, there's an elevator! And yes, the back of the house does look like a cult headquarters or a church camp.

It raises many questions. The carpets are not worn. The colors on the fabrics and wall paper and walls, not faded.

Wow, just wow.

What I don’t get is this place is in the middle of nowhere..

The governess who kept the dozen children in line, in those barracks out back.

I mean, really.

It looks like a hillbilly whorehouse.

What with the computer generated images and the motel attached to the rear?