It was Dec. 26, 1996 when JonBenét Ramsey, a six-year-old Colorado pageant queen, became a tragic household name. She was found murdered in the basement of her sprawling Boulder home, and now the infamous home is back on the market again.
The home, located at 749 15th St. in Boulder, is listed by Realtors Jeffery Erickson and Ryan McIntosh of LIV Sotheby’s International Real Estate for $6.95 million — a hefty price tag for a stigmatized property, more commonly known as a murder home.
The impressive Tudor was built in 1927 and has undergone several expansions through the years. Now, the 7,571-square-foot home has three stories plus a finished basement.
The home sits on a quarter-acre, made of three lots, on a particularly verdant block of 15th Street with some of the larger homes on the block sheltered from streetview by trees and mature landscaping. For years, the home was hidden behind overgrown landscaping but has since been cleaned up before it hit the market last week.
Read more about the home’s history and see complete photos on SecondShelters.com.
