The Robin Masters Estate (Pahonu)

[Rembrandt's Girl]

I heard a rumor the Estate was for sale again, anyone hear anything about that?

I want to know more about this!

[Sam]

I guess maybe I am...
I don't know who you use to post your pictures but you can't use Photobucket without the work around.

[Rembrandt's Girl]

I guess maybe I am...
I don't know who you use to post your pictures but you can't use Photobucket without the work around.

I've got them on imgur but when I post them they're HUGE...

[Rembrandt's Girl]

OK, here's a better size. Here are the first three...

[Sam]

Perfect.

[Rembrandt's Girl]

I actually just figured out how to create an album... hopefully this link will work! https://imgur.com/a/Tar3Y

Also, I have brief descriptions of each pic if anyone's confused as to the location, just ask... kinda' doubt it but thought I'd mention!

[Diandra]

These are great photos! Thanks for posting!

[Kevster]

Those photos are both very intriguing and utterly depressing.

What a travesty, but it's also very cool to see the property from so many vantage points.

Thanks for posting the full album!!!!!!!!!

[Sam]

Thanks RG. Don't be a stranger..

[Higgins (aka Bondtoys)]

Those are the pics from the sales ad back in 2015:

[eagle]

Those are the pics from the sales ad back in 2015

Those are awesome pics; thanks for posting!

[ConchRepublican]

Not that I didn't know what I would do if I won the lottery before, but I absolutely know now. Wow.

Now I just need to buy a ticket or two ....

[Sam]

[quote="Bondtoys.de"]Those are the pics from the sales
Hi Bondtoys.... take another look those were non listing photos

[Fr. Paddy McGuinness]

On a positive note, the lawn looks much healthier than the MPI days.

[Kevster]

On a positive note, the lawn looks much healthier than the MPI days.

Real estate marketing photos are taken with an interesting process.... They take multiple exposures (kind of "rapid fire" process) and layer them to create depth and deeper hues without the oversaturation that is common when increasing the saturation on individual images.

The deep green, as well as the nice even carpet of grass, and many other glorious seeming aspects of the marketing photos: often due to the process and/or photo retouching.

Not saying the grass/lawn isn't better, but the rest of the exterior doesn't support that. The lack of trimming done to the rest of the foliage, and the lack of mulching/beds, that tells me the photos are probably enhanced.

Just my $0.02.