Domino's Pizza Founder's Estate for Sale

The amenities are nice. Playground, pool, massage table, basketball court, etc...

So much wood and brick, none of which is aesthetically pleasing.....in the way it was used.
Bulky wood furniture, does not look comfortable.
The ceilings are distracting, especially the one with the weird wood.
It makes me sad, that the books are out in the barn area. With the size of the house and the property, they could have made an amazing Library.....instead of utility type shelving.

I am baffled at the designs on the the parking area-driveway. What is the purpose of that?

The grounds are great. That's alot of brick and wood. I would have thought it was older than 1996!

I don't live in an $8 million property but we do have our own car wash and it's nice. Not the drive thru scrubby brush, scratch your paint, style this is. But a manual soapy foamer then rinse it off, do a good job kind of wash bay.

It looks so institutional. Nothing cozy about it. Hard pass for me.

I saw that elsewhere. Looks like he really, really never wants to leave the house for any event ever again and has prepared for every instance where he might need to. Next up: emergency room and two-bed hospital.

After so many white and beige mega-houses, I was actually really happy to see brick and wood. And there were a few rooms where I thought they captured the MCM look fairly well. But there were other rooms that looked very blah to me and others I didn't understand---like the ceiling in the play room for kids. What was that?

And, as always, I don't care if I win 10 billion dollars today, I don't want that size house. I just don't. I do not require my house to broadcast how much money I have. That's not what I want from my house. It's not it's job. In fact if I did win that much money, I'd stay right in the house I already have, but I would restore it to the degree that I cannot afford to do now, with really amazing craftspeople who know how to maintain and replicate old ways of doing things.

There's also way more "other stuff" on that property than I would ever want.

If I had that kind of acreage most of it would be left far more natural.

I was going to say the exact same thing!

The only thing I like about that house is the Mickey Mouse bedding.

I think owners did an amazing job of keeping the integrity and aesthetic of the era of the house instead of gutting it and putting shiplap or all glass, chrome and white tile

I get what they were going for, but I think it's a huge miss. The lighted trey ceilings in the bedrooms were straight out of McMansion Hell. All the outbuildings, barns, etc looked like a jumbled mess. And can't even tell where the main house is in relation to that. Also, the interior design feels like it's got too much space and not enough space at the same time.