Donald Trumps six-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath Tudor-style home in Jamaica Estates, Queens just hit the market for $1.65 million.
“Potentially significant,” the listing reads. “This property is the birthplace of presidential candidate Donald Trump.”
Trump was born at nearby Jamaica Hospital, but this is the same address listed on the presumed Republican presidential candidate’s 1946 birth certificate.
Trump’s father, Fred Trump, owned his own construction business and built Tudor-, Victorian-, and colonial-style homes for the upper middle class. Newsday reports that the elder Trump built a larger house around the corner from the property in question in 1950, and that the family moved there when Trump was four years old.
Built in 1940, the listing touts the 2,000-square-foot home’s fireplace, formal dining room, screened-in patio and two outdoor entrances. The home is currently owned by a NYC restaurateur. According to real estate agent Howard Kaminowitz, if Trump gets elected, it “would automatically become a historic site.”
Take a closer look at the home below:
[h/t: The Real Deal]
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