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Elm Court: tour the huge Vanderbilt mansion in Massachusetts that changed history forever

Huge Vanderbilt estate sells for $8 million
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Huge Vanderbilt estate sells for $8 million

Once considered American royalty, the Vanderbilt family epitomises the grandeur of the Gilded Age. Renowned for throwing lavish parties, they were also responsible for building some of the biggest and most sumptuous homes in the United States. One such property, Elm Court, is so huge that it's reported to span two towns.

Click or scroll on to take a tour of the remarkable residence and discover how it played a role in two of history's most important events...

Jen Grimble

13 December 2024

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