Brick news, brick, 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms The house that was built in 1959, which strikes the market outside Chicago, will not usually issue headlines.
Then the world discovered that the 1200 square feet house is the place where Pope Liu spent the fourteenth, until Thursday, known as the Cardinal Robert Brevost, his childhood.
According to Zillow, the house was recently purchased for $ 66,000 in May 2024. Then it was turned and re -included for $ 205,000 in January, before it was reduced to $ 199,000.
Steve Podesk, a real estate agent working with the owner of the house, said they were shocked to find out the news of the history of the house.
“It was like” Wow, “said Bodzik of the owner Paul Radzik. We were very surprised and honored. It was a lot of feelings. “
Bodesk said that the house got a “steady interest” before Thursday, as it reached two times to two shows a week, but the uproar surrounding the first American Pope lit the spotlight.
“Since yesterday, around ten o’clock, I would like to say that my client has received and seven to eight offers,” said Bodesk. “We stopped the list, so there were no offers, but if we left it on the market, it is likely to be booked throughout the day.”
The owner decided to delete the house because it weighs their options.
“It is like a collection car they only made,” said Bodzik.
Bodesk said that the owner may keep the house, but he thinks about many options, including converting it into a museum that honors Pope Liu XIV or a rental space where fans can stay.
“Every day people communicate with us with their own ideas as well, so we will wait and review everything and end with a plan in the next few weeks,” he said.
Budzik Bi told the owner that the owner also thought about reaching the fourteenth of Pope Liu’s brother, who lives in Illinois, for his ideas.
Muscat was swollen for the fourteentho. Winner circle, which is the famous local hot dog joint, put a Latin banner chanting: Canes Nostros IPSE Comedit (“Our Dogs ate”).
The famous Hot Dog Spot, Weiners Circle, with its former work, Pope Liu XIV.
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Frank Calabres, residing in Chicago, 37, was among the first to discover the new place of the house in history. As a student who taught a lot in the history of Chicago, Calpres started researching on Thursday to learn more about the life of Pope Liu XIV.
As a writer of property tax issues, he also knew exactly where he looks exactly. He searched local tax records and found the verb that included the name of the Pope’s father.
“It is strange to feel that there is a personal relationship with the Pope.”
