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US homeowner's decade-long Taj Mahal-inspired mansion nears completion
An ambitious $2.5 million waterfront residence modeled after India's iconic Taj Mahal has been listed for sale in Mississippi after more than a decade of construction delays. The unfinished Ocean Springs property requires an additional $800,000 to $1.2 million to complete.
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A sprawling waterfront mansion inspired by the architectural grandeur of the Taj Mahal is now on the market in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, following a lengthy construction process that began in 2008. Dr. Pravin Saija initiated the ambitious residential project more than a decade ago, envisioning a distinctive property that would showcase the timeless elegance of the world-renowned monument.
The $2.5 million property remains incomplete, with construction hampered by contractor-related delays throughout its development. To bring the vision to fruition, an estimated $800,000 to $1.2 million in additional investment will be required to complete utilities, interior fittings, and landscaping work.
Marketing materials for the property feature architectural renderings showcasing the anticipated aesthetic and spatial design. The listing targets prospective buyers interested in either unique residential living or commercial development opportunities, emphasizing the distinctive nature of the architectural vision.
The Ocean Springs location offers waterfront appeal combined with the distinctive architectural statement that has been the foundation of the project since its inception.