Look inside their house!

[BattyBettysBiccy]

The husband and wife team, Mark and Patricia McCloskey, are both personal injury lawyers. They were in the news a couple of days ago because they held guns up to a group of protesters in Missouri.
This is the inside of their house/mansion

[BattyBettysBiccy]

And another one

[Finfintytint]

Vulgar.

[Cheeseycheeseycheesecheese]

Errrrm, yes. That's some God-awful individual decor.

[KatherineJaneway]

I quite like it. I'd almost expect Colin Firth to come round the corner at any moment.

[ConstanceSalinger]

I find it difficult to believe they have a need for a 16 seat dining table. They surely can't have that many friends with their behaviour?

[Noworrieshere]

I bet in a house that size they have a few normal rooms they actually live in. They don't sit there and watch tv of an evening. They have a plain magnolia living room with a battered old sofa somewhere.
I think it's gorgeous but I wouldn't want to live in it

[justanotherneighinparadise]

Lovely!

[thisstooshallpass]

Brilliant example of 'money doesn't buy style'

[maras2]

Looks like 'Goldie Lookin Chain' won the lottery.

[TheMandalorian]

Looks like a museum. I couldn't live in it. Clearly delusions of grandeur.

[BrexitBingoGenerator]

Looks like they've gone on holiday to Italy, decided that they'd like a Palazzo and then had one made for them. It looks so impersonal and fake but if that floats their boat then more cool them, I suppose!

A real Italian Palazzo would have had a militia of mercenary soldiers from across Europe though, so they kind of fell down on that front. A walmart automatic rifle and a flashy handgun don't really fit with the aesthetic.

[ArbitraryNameChange]

Evidence that money cannot buy you class

[BaronessBomburst]

Which era exactly is it trying to be? There's mediaeval, baroque, everything all jumbled up.

[BattyBettysBiccy]

What in Gods name is this!!!!

[Skyliner001]

Horrific

[Livpool]

Money can't buy taste or class (as per their behaviour)

[megletthesecond]

That's horrible. Like it's owners.

[SillyMoomin]

They’ve restored it - it’s from the 1890’s and was covered in carbon.

Article about the renovation of the house

[KeepingPlain]

@BattyBettysBiccy

That's a pheasant, although I don't get why it's ontop of a pile of what looks like bread 😂 pheasant sandwich?

I don't mind it too much, but it doesn't look like a home. More like a museum.

[Atalune]

It’s...quite comical! A bit downtown abbey, a bit Bond villain, a bit Modge podge on the antiques!

[Letthemysterybe]

I wouldn’t want to live there, but that’s pretty incredible and not what I expected! I was imagining something much more modern and bling.

[DuineArBith]

I don't understand why anyone wanted to create a Renaissance palazzo in the US in 1890, let alone doing it again now. It was a purely artificial construct both times round. It looks dreadfully uncomfortable; I hope for their sake that they do indeed have a magnolia sitting room with comfy sofas somewhere, to say nothing of modern bathrooms.

[Sweetmotherofallthatisholyabov]

I store our stuffed pheasant atop a pile of bread rolls. Quite frankly I'm not sure where else you'd put it? I suppose you could have it straddle the gravy boat but then where would you keep the stuffed aardvark?

[Timeandtune]

What surprises me is that the house seems to be right beside the street . No drive way or gates. If I had that amount of money ( and those abhorrent views) I would want a bit of privacy.

[fuckinghellapeacock]

They looked like those 'wicker man' neighbours from the purge! Absolutely horrible.