The house where the Pope lived as a child has been sold for a record price

The house where Pope Leo XIV grew up has found its new owner for 70% above the initial price. This three-bedroom property in the village of Dolton, south of Chicago, was sold for $375,000. This information was published by the publication 'Glavkom' based on Bloomberg's data.

According to real estate agent Steve Buzdyk, who acted as a mediator in the sale, the buyer is the best choice for this property, and for him, it is a real victory. The house is located about 20 miles (32 km) south of downtown Chicago, and plans are underway to transform it into an attraction in cooperation with the Archdiocese of Chicago.

«I am happy for the village, – shared his impressions Steve Buzdyk. – I believe this is the best buyer for this property, and for them, it is a real victory».

Events surrounding the house where Pope Leo XIV grew up

At another time, the house where Pope Leo XIV grew up was listed for sale at $219,000. This week it was sold for $375,000. After Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost became Pope, this property underwent a complex journey before finding its new owner.

The announcement of the sale of the house where Pope Leo XIV grew up for 70% above the initial price indicates increased interest in this property. The new owner was given the opportunity to own this important historical landmark, which may become a well-known cultural heritage site in the future.