Jaw-dropping ‘ice castle’ that looks just like the set of Disney’s Frozen hits the market for $14 MILLION – complete with turrets and its very own MOAT
Have you ever wanted to live your own fairytale?
Well, an incredible “ice castle” that looks like a set from Disney’s Frozen might just give you the opportunity to step into the shoes of a princess – if you have $14 million to spare, of course.
Like Anna and Elsa’s estate in the 2013 animation, the sprawling mansion in Bedford, Wyoming, is a residence fit for royalty.
The luxurious property, which spans 9,470 square feet, offers five bedrooms, two powder rooms and seven bathrooms, as well as breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains.
Have you ever wanted to live your own fairytale? Well, an incredible ‘ice castle’ that looks like a set from Disney’s Frozen has just hit the market for a whopping $14 million
The sprawling property bears an uncanny resemblance to the palace in the popular Disney animation
Like Anna and Elsa’s estate in the 2013 animation, the sprawling mansion in Bedford, Wyoming, is a residence fit for royalty.
The luxury property, which spans 9,470 square meters, offers five bedrooms, two powder rooms and seven bathrooms – as well as breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains
Known as Heiner Castle, the property is set on an extravagant 40-acre estate and has a range of unique features.
This includes two towers that transport you to the Disney world, a stainless steel staircase and a stone-carved bridge that spans a fairytale canal.
Built in 1992, the home is surrounded by manicured grounds and towering trees that provide a natural barrier of privacy.
With copper accents on the outside, it refers to medieval influences.
The interior is also decorated with wooden beams and white oak mouldings.
Highlights of the home include a custom-built spiral staircase leading to the upper tower for spectacular 360-degree views of the landscape, as well as the living room with a wood-vaulted ceiling and stone fireplace.
The kitchen is also fully equipped for a chef and has two islands for food preparation.
The castle’s most awe-inspiring features, however, are its underground tunnel system that is accessed through ‘secret holes’ and hidden passageways that lead to other rooms throughout the house, turning the house into a whimsical paradise.
Built in 1992, the home is surrounded by manicured grounds and towering trees that provide a natural barrier of privacy
Known as Heiner Castle, the property sits on an extravagant 40-acre estate and has unique features such as two towers that transport you to Disney World
The entrance to the property looks impressively foreboding – and that’s before you get to the stone moat
With copper accents on the outside, it refers to medieval influences. The interior is decorated with wooden beams and white oak mouldings
Highlights of the home include a custom-made spiral staircase leading to the higher tower, for spectacular 360-degree views of the landscape
The kitchen is fully equipped for a chef and features two islands. The space is decorated with wood and marble throughout
However, the castle’s most awe-inspiring features are its underground tunnel system which is accessed through ‘secret holes’.
Additionally, the home’s hidden hallways lead to other rooms throughout the home, turning the home into a whimsical paradise
“The castle’s exterior is a masterpiece of architectural splendor, with magnificent pillars and a breathtaking copper roof, commanding attention and admiration,” the listing reads.
“Crossing the threshold you discover an interior of unparalleled luxury, with stone floors sourced from Israel, Turkey and China, and underfloor heating,” the ad continued.
“Upon approaching the castle, guests are welcomed by a stately brick perimeter that encloses lush grounds, punctuated by towering trees, and a 48-by-72 store, with a helipad on top,” the ad reads.
“The castle’s exterior is a masterpiece of architectural splendor, with magnificent columns and a breathtaking copper roof, commanding attention and admiration,” the statement reads. mentionheld by Patty Speakman of Compass.
‘Crossing the threshold you discover an interior of unparalleled luxury, with stone floors sourced from Israel, Turkey and China, and underfloor heating.
‘This special estate offers an impressive range of amenities.
‘On approaching the castle, guests are welcomed by a stately brick perimeter that encloses lush grounds, punctuated by towering trees, and a 48 by 72 shop, with a helipad on top.’