Iowa school-turned-massive mansion hits real estate market for $1.75M
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Listing agent shared details of four-bed, six-bath ‘Prairie Castle’ on a 22,000-square-foot property
An old school building in Nevada, Iowa, has been transformed into a Midwestern dream home.
The 22,000-square-foot property — nicknamed the “Prairie Castle” — has just hit the market for $1.75 million.
Friedrich Iowa Realty listing agent Luke Jensen detailed in an interview with Fox News Digital how the original 1923 township school was converted into a private residence.
The school district educated K-12 students in the building until 1991, when it was consolidated into another school.
The property was acquired in 2006 by Jensen’s parents, who were inspired to revamp the deteriorated building creatively into a place where they could live and work.