Take a look inside President Trump's childhood home—that recently listed for $2.9M:
Writer, pop culture virtuoso and luxury lunaticPresident Donald Trump's early childhood home in the Jamaica Estates neighborhood in Queens. You need a Congressional pass to visit The White House. You need a security pass to visit Trump Tower. For President Donald Trump’s childhood home, all you need is $2.9 million—preferably in cash.The president’s former Jamaica Estates home was recently listed for sale, again. It may a good opportunity for someone who wants to.
“Fred Trump built the house in 1940, and the address is listed on Donald Trump's birth certificate,” says Compass’ Edward Hickey, who holds the listing. “Donald Trump lived in the house until he was, I believe, four years old. Then he moved to another house adjacent to this one.” After his brother Robert was born, the Trumps upgraded to an elevated, red-brick Tudor Revival around the corner that had 23-rooms, winding steps and a portico-topped colonnade. That home is visible from the backyard of Warham Place.Although pricey, the Warham Place house is modest by comparison. The home features a library, finished basement, enclosed patio, five-car driveway and a two-car garage, on a 40-foot x 120-foot lot.
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