The Maud Foster Windmill in Boston, Lincolnshire, in the U.K., is for sale — it stands over 80 feet tall and has gone on the market for less than the average price of a London home.
a unique three-bedroom homeThe Maud Foster Windmill is over 200 years old — and dominates the skyline over the Lincolnshire market town of Boston in the U.K.
House hunters in the U.K. are being given the chance to live in a unique three-bedroom home after one of Britain's biggest windmills went on the market for £650,000, or about $825,000. One of Britain's biggest windmills was built in 1819 for Isaac and Thomas Reckitt, who ran it until 1833, when it was forced to close due to several years of poor harvests. In 1987, the mill was bought by James Waterfield and his family who restored
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