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The property changed hands in [[2003]] with a sale price of $31,584. | The property changed hands in [[2003]] with a sale price of $31,584. | ||
In [[2021]] the house was purchased for $74,000 by [[Paul Mielke]], host of "[[Flipping Down South]]" on A&E. He | In [[2021]] the house was purchased for $74,000 by [[Paul Mielke]], host of "[[Flipping Down South]]" on A&E. He developed plans for a full renovation with contractor [[Joseph Holt]]. Interior finishes were removed and some framing and electrical rough-ins were completed before Mielke put the house back on the market for $230,000. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 17 August 2023
The Khalaf residence, sometimes called the Roebuck Castle is a 4-bedroom, 3-bath, 5,470 square-foot turreted brick house at 416 Lance Way in Birmingham's Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck neighborhood. It was built in 1967 for the Khalaf family, and later abandoned.
The property changed hands in 2003 with a sale price of $31,584.
In 2021 the house was purchased for $74,000 by Paul Mielke, host of "Flipping Down South" on A&E. He developed plans for a full renovation with contractor Joseph Holt. Interior finishes were removed and some framing and electrical rough-ins were completed before Mielke put the house back on the market for $230,000.
References
- Buchholz, David (July 28, 2022) "Reality TV star begins renovation of unique ‘Roebuck Castle’ in Birmingham." WBRC.com
- Harksen, Lauren (July 14, 2023) "Birmingham residents frustrated over dilapidated ‘Roebuck Castle’ property." WBRC.com
External links
- 416 Lance Way on Zillow.com