Its purchase price — $575,000 when he and his wife bought it in 2016 — suggests it’s not exactly a rough and rustic shack in the wilderness. “It’s not a fancy house at all. There are no granite countertops, stainless appliances or anything like that,” he said. He believes the cottage was built in 1910 and renovated in 1984, with a small one-bedroom bunkhouse added later.
Sanders’ wife, Jane, said around the time of the purchase that she and her husband paid cash for the four-bedroom house. It was valued at $540,000 as of 2017, just less than what the Sanderses paid, according to Lisa Keyworth, assistant town clerk.
Graham on Maria.
Yes there will be interviews starting next week. Wants to find out who knew what when re dossier and origins.
Sounds like another, drag it out forever, I don’t recall special to be relegated to the dust bins of “ investigations conducted, consequences never delivered”
Waterfront property where building has been permitted can be very expensive. Just the land where Sanders has his “camp” may be worth hundreds of thousands.