2 Huge Mansions off of 288 & Southfork
#52
Posted Saturday, July 18, 2009 at 12:27 AM
I passed by the behemoths again a few days ago. For some reason, the thought of those places being the perfect setting for a stereotypical teen slasher film came to mind.
Premise: Some stupid teens have a wild party at a big ole Texas Mansion in a rural area. Some slasher guy escapes from the prison about 25-30 miles down 288 and makes it there and kills everyone at the party except two lucky teens who manage to somehow get to help. Cast DPS officers and Pearland Police as a bunch of bumbling guys as they are in all teen slasher flicks. The end of movie.
They can have the premiere at the Cinemark at Silverlake and have Sheila Jackson Lee show up to steal camera time and talk about how much of a benefit to Texas that the movie full of D list actors was.
Premise: Some stupid teens have a wild party at a big ole Texas Mansion in a rural area. Some slasher guy escapes from the prison about 25-30 miles down 288 and makes it there and kills everyone at the party except two lucky teens who manage to somehow get to help. Cast DPS officers and Pearland Police as a bunch of bumbling guys as they are in all teen slasher flicks. The end of movie.
They can have the premiere at the Cinemark at Silverlake and have Sheila Jackson Lee show up to steal camera time and talk about how much of a benefit to Texas that the movie full of D list actors was.
Just say no to the term "EaDo"!
#53
Posted Monday, August 17, 2009 at 4:13 PM
The 60,000+ square footer is still for sale. They're looking to sell it as a commercial property, however. I was inside today, taking pictures. Can't really say much more than that right now. But will have pictures of the interior to share very soon. Let's just say that if you thought the smaller one was a mess, you ain't seen nothing yet.
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#55
Posted Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 11:24 AM
FYI, here are the photos from the larger of the two mansions. The article itself won't go up till 1pm, but I'll post a link to it then. 
http://rss.houstonpr...w/view/28210464
http://rss.houstonpr...w/view/28210464
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#56
Posted Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 11:50 AM
sheeats, on Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 11:24 AM, said:
FYI, here are the photos from the larger of the two mansions. The article itself won't go up till 1pm, but I'll post a link to it then. 
http://rss.houstonpr...w/view/28210464
http://rss.houstonpr...w/view/28210464
Ugliest Mansion ever.
#57
Posted Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 1:25 PM
#59
Posted Thursday, August 20, 2009 at 10:09 AM
Glutonous...Cinderella (see the blue room) meets South Fork meets Jim & Tammy Faye Baker.
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In Will Hogg's 1929 City Planning Commission Report, Hare & Hare's advise on adopting a city plan to include zoning & parks, ..."the people of Houston and their officials will have to decide whether they are building a great city or merely a great population."
#60
Posted Friday, September 18, 2009 at 1:27 PM
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A local doctor built it in 1991 but he, his wife and teenage son had second thoughts and never moved in. Now for sale for $2.4 million, will anyone buy it to actually live in it?
“I think that’s a long shot,” said Rollins.
“I think that’s a long shot,” said Rollins.
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