Everyone wants to have a lovely, comfortable, and affordable home to live in for themselves or their family. However, sometimes you have to look at a house and just wonder: Is this necessary?
That is often the case with McMansions, or extravagant homes frequently found in rural areas that push the boundaries in terms of what they offer. They usually lack a standout architectural style, are mass-produced, and may be made with poor-quality materials, despite their often large size, simply to ensure they are built. Time is money, as they say.
A user on the r/McMansionHell subreddit recently stumbled upon a curious case: a home in Frisco, Texas, listed for $2.75 million. Quite the price tag, and the photos surely make it stand out from the crowd in this neighborhood.
Not only is it gigantic compared to other houses in the vicinity from an aerial view, but much of the interior is quite well-decked out, based on the picture…