Surreal estate: Ted Kennedy's Kalorama home
Ted and Vicki Kennedy's D.C. digs are up for grabs. (Larry Morris/The Washington Post)
Seller: Vicki Kennedy
Price: $6 million+
Details: Ted Kennedy's widow has decided to sell their Kalorama home -- 8,900 square feet, seven bedrooms, seven baths, five fireplaces, lap pool and an exercise room with equipment selected by Arnold Schwarzenegger -- and buy a smaller place in Washington. No price set yet: The couple paid $2.8 million in 1998; it assessed for $5.1 million two years ago and will likely sell for more. And no gawkers: Viewing by special appointment only.
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they need to get that water logged car out of the garage first!
Posted by: proudgaycuban | November 13, 2009 8:49 AM | Report abuse
didnt realize proudgaycuban's could be so disrespectful to the dead. jerk.
Posted by: anarcho-liberal-tarian | November 13, 2009 10:49 AM | Report abuse
anarcho-liberal-tarian is right.
Teddy was very intelligent.
Teddy would have had that car destroyed years ago.
Posted by: JoeSchmoe06 | November 13, 2009 1:57 PM | Report abuse
It's great to know there's someone like "proudgaycuban" who is totally without sin & is able to throw the first stone. No doubt the next 2 posters, who apparently have never broken one of the 10 Commandments, are disappointed not to be first. How about a little respect for someone who served his constituent for over 40 years? At least he had the wisdom to vote against the previous administration's war in Iraq & does not have the blood of 1000s on his hands like the majority in Congress who did. Presid
Posted by: tomgil | November 13, 2009 2:24 PM | Report abuse
It's great to know there's someone like "proudgaycuban" who is totally without sin & is able to throw the first stone. No doubt the next 2 posters, who apparently have never broken one of the 10 Commandments, are disappointed not to be first. How about a little respect for someone who served his constituent for over 40 years? At least he had the wisdom to vote against the previous administration's war in Iraq & does not have the blood of 1000s on his hands like the majority in Congress who did.
Posted by: tomgil | November 13, 2009 2:27 PM | Report abuse
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I took a walk-thru, by appointment, last week.
The garage is empty and spotless.
But they need to treat for termites before they show it again.
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Posted by: BrianX9 | November 13, 2009 2:59 PM | Report abuse
Always has to be someone like proudgaycub to spit from the cheap seats.
Posted by: fluxgirl | November 13, 2009 3:42 PM | Report abuse
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