This Stunning Connecticut Castle Is Patiently Waiting for You to Buy It

A castle just hit the market in Connecticut but we may need to win Powerball first.

If you ever wanted to live a life of royalty, then take a peek at this castle for sale in Woodstock, just over the Massachusetts border.

It's only going for a cool $29 million.

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The castle, built in this century despite its appearance, has been on and off the market since 2015. While the price tag may be a little high for, well, most of us, we also can't understand why this place hasn't been snatched up. Just a few years ago, it was listed at over $60 million. What a steal.

Thsi special place, which looks like it was made for kings and queens, was named for its original owner, Christopher Mark. The Chris Mark Castle has been on and off the market several times in the last several years with big price tag differences.

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Other than its obvious outer aesthetic beauty, what does this 18,777-square-foot castle have to offer? Well, it has a moat, beautiful woodwork, and architectural masterpieces from the doors to the windows.

This place has nine bedrooms, seven bathrooms and updated appliances. It sits on over 300 acres of land. Oh, and it also sits next to a gorgeous pond.

According to the listing, your monthly mortgage would be over $100,000. Let's not forget you would need a live-in maid service. Also, while this place has the latest technology and state-of-the-art everything, we can't imagine what it costs to heat and cool.

Here is a virtual tour of the castle. It sells the place for sure.

We snagged a few pictures so you could daydream of living the life of royalty. We are wondering what the cost with the furniture would be or if all of that is included.

As if Woodstock couldn't get any more magical, it's also the town where Caroll Spinney lived for many years. Spinney played Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on Sesame Street for over 50 years. This castle is definitely a few steps up from Oscar's garbage can.

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