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Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
just wonderin'
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Date: May 25, 2010 02:07AM
Across street from Cavalier Club apts.Have always wondered who lived in this house with big yard. Long time historical fairfax family going back to late 1800's?
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
TheMeeper
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Date: May 25, 2010 06:22AM
just wonderin' Wrote:
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> Long time historical fairfax family going back to
> late 1800's?
It's in Arlington.
(I always wondered what that place is too.)
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> Long time historical fairfax family going back to
> late 1800's?
It's in Arlington.
(I always wondered what that place is too.)
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Febrey-Lothrop House
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Date: May 25, 2010 06:55AM
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
to the moon, alice
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Date: May 25, 2010 08:40AM
Alice Kramden - Jackie Gleason's wife from the honeymooners lived there.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
ITRADE
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Date: May 25, 2010 08:58AM
just wonderin' Wrote:
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> Across street from Cavalier Club apts.Have always
> wondered who lived in this house with big yard.
> Long time historical fairfax family going back to
> late 1800's?
I have actually gone to several receptions at that house. So I know of it - its an impressive house. Nice pool deck too.
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> Across street from Cavalier Club apts.Have always
> wondered who lived in this house with big yard.
> Long time historical fairfax family going back to
> late 1800's?
I have actually gone to several receptions at that house. So I know of it - its an impressive house. Nice pool deck too.
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WingNut
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Date: May 25, 2010 10:02AM
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Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
house buyer
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Date: June 01, 2010 11:43PM
is this house for sale? how much?
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
TheMeeper
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Date: June 02, 2010 06:16AM
house buyer Wrote:
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> is this house for sale? how much?
I drove by it on Sunday and didn't see any 'For Sale' signs.
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> is this house for sale? how much?
I drove by it on Sunday and didn't see any 'For Sale' signs.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Arlingtonian
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Date: June 03, 2010 08:45PM
This house is in Arlington County. There are approximately 12 acres of land on the tract. Rumor has it that Audrey Meadows and Steve Allen once owned it. I know that nobody knows who they are..They were t.v. stars in the 50's and 60's. I tried looking up the real estate records, but they are mysteriously absent in the county files. I believe the address is 6412 Wilson Blvd, which doesn't really fit in the progression of addresses on Wilson Blvd.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Slumlord
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Date: February 20, 2015 01:15PM
This house is owned by a nazi pedophile according to various skreet sources
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
dumdumdum
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Date: March 12, 2015 09:12AM
The address listed isn't correct. Does anyone know the actual address?
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
address
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Date: March 12, 2015 09:35AM
6407 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Cindy
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Date: April 27, 2015 01:46PM
house buyer Wrote:
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> is this house for sale? how much?
This house is owned by Randolph Rouse, construction company owner. He was once married to Audrey Meadows, from the Honeymooners TV show, from 1956 to 1958. She did not live in this house. It is not currently listed for sale, but I think the value is more than 2 million. It has a gorgeous 1920s Era swimming pool with pretty flagstone all around. I believe it was once the main house for the land that is now Arlington.
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> is this house for sale? how much?
This house is owned by Randolph Rouse, construction company owner. He was once married to Audrey Meadows, from the Honeymooners TV show, from 1956 to 1958. She did not live in this house. It is not currently listed for sale, but I think the value is more than 2 million. It has a gorgeous 1920s Era swimming pool with pretty flagstone all around. I believe it was once the main house for the land that is now Arlington.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
heard it over the weekend
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Date: April 27, 2015 02:18PM
Cindy Wrote:
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> house buyer Wrote:
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> > is this house for sale? how much?
>
>
> This house is owned by Randolph Rouse,
> construction company owner. He was once married to
> Audrey Meadows, from the Honeymooners TV show,
> from 1956 to 1958. She did not live in this house.
> It is not currently listed for sale, but I think
> the value is more than 2 million. It has a
> gorgeous 1920s Era swimming pool with pretty
> flagstone all around. I believe it was once the
> main house for the land that is now Arlington.
The land was sold and the house is being knocked down to make way for a new mattress store.
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> house buyer Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > is this house for sale? how much?
>
>
> This house is owned by Randolph Rouse,
> construction company owner. He was once married to
> Audrey Meadows, from the Honeymooners TV show,
> from 1956 to 1958. She did not live in this house.
> It is not currently listed for sale, but I think
> the value is more than 2 million. It has a
> gorgeous 1920s Era swimming pool with pretty
> flagstone all around. I believe it was once the
> main house for the land that is now Arlington.
The land was sold and the house is being knocked down to make way for a new mattress store.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Mosas M.
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Date: April 28, 2015 12:43AM
heard it over the weekend Wrote:
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> The land was sold and the house is being knocked
> down to make way for a new mattress store.
Would never happen in Arlington. The neighbors would stop it. They have the means and the willpower.
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> The land was sold and the house is being knocked
> down to make way for a new mattress store.
Would never happen in Arlington. The neighbors would stop it. They have the means and the willpower.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Buying Opportunity?
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Date: April 10, 2017 11:54AM
Imagine all the change Randy Rouse observed around him in the 66 years that he spent on the hill at Seven Corners...RIP
http://www.fauquier.com/news/sportsman-business-impresario-randolph-randy-rouse-dies-at/article_850a47de-1cae-11e7-8c8a-4f5a87d0472b.html
Other links on the house:
http://www.arlingtonmagazine.com/febrey-lothrop-house-holds-rich-history/
https://fcnp.com/2011/03/01/ourman101/
http://www.fauquier.com/news/sportsman-business-impresario-randolph-randy-rouse-dies-at/article_850a47de-1cae-11e7-8c8a-4f5a87d0472b.html
Other links on the house:
http://www.arlingtonmagazine.com/febrey-lothrop-house-holds-rich-history/
https://fcnp.com/2011/03/01/ourman101/
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Low Low
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Date: April 11, 2017 02:48PM
That property is worth a lot more than $2 million. Maybe 20 times that.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
vble;w
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Date: April 11, 2017 03:19PM
I always imagined that if I had the means, I'd buy that house, expand it, and build a 10 foot wall around it to keep people out, and prying eyes away.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Dimitri
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Date: January 25, 2018 12:38PM
I used to live in the smaller house next to the mansion. My father used to work for Randy and Michelle for over 30 years and lived there since early 80s.
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
old dude
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Date: January 25, 2018 01:09PM
Dimitri Wrote:
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> I used to live in the smaller house next to the
> mansion. My father used to work for Randy and
> Michelle for over 30 years and lived there since
> early 80s.
Didn't a criminal live in the small house at one point?
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> I used to live in the smaller house next to the
> mansion. My father used to work for Randy and
> Michelle for over 30 years and lived there since
> early 80s.
Didn't a criminal live in the small house at one point?
Re: Big old house on mckinley and wilson blvd. 7 corners
Posted by:
Nina
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Date: April 15, 2021 02:56AM
Hey! An update for you guys, this house was the Febrey/Lorthop estate. Also known as the Rouse estate. Unfortunately mr. rouse passed away 2017 at the age of 100, in this house. He left everything in a trust fund to his lawyer and widow wife Michele Rouse.
The house was demolished in March 2021. After many attempts to save the structures in the property, Arlington County did NOT have the “willpower” to save this property as a historical landmark.
Proof of the original owners (Mr. Febrey) bought this land back in the 1800’s from his father. He even provided a SLAVE for his son to have in his new property!
When the war came around, the confederate soldiers set tents on the acres of land and some even took over some of the structures that were there, and did graffiti on the walls.
There was the main house, connected to a separate house. And next to that there was a single family house. Next to that there was a barn, which contained stables and was said to be a dairy farm back in its days. The Slaves definitely lived on that property.
Very sad to have seen it demolished all over greed, because the wife is apparently demolishing all her husbands lands. (Randolph Rouse)
Randy has other acres of land in Aldine VA which are currently being torn down as we speak as well.
Proof that his late wife Michele NEVER loved him, she left all his pictures and memories inside the grand main house, allowing it all to be destroyed in the demolish.
She is now owning a pet store, doing pet portraits, and spending all the fortune Mr. Rouse left her on giving away his money to charities (multiple different ones)
All the info I’m providing is true, and if you look hard enough you WILL find what you are looking for and MORE.
The house was demolished in March 2021. After many attempts to save the structures in the property, Arlington County did NOT have the “willpower” to save this property as a historical landmark.
Proof of the original owners (Mr. Febrey) bought this land back in the 1800’s from his father. He even provided a SLAVE for his son to have in his new property!
When the war came around, the confederate soldiers set tents on the acres of land and some even took over some of the structures that were there, and did graffiti on the walls.
There was the main house, connected to a separate house. And next to that there was a single family house. Next to that there was a barn, which contained stables and was said to be a dairy farm back in its days. The Slaves definitely lived on that property.
Very sad to have seen it demolished all over greed, because the wife is apparently demolishing all her husbands lands. (Randolph Rouse)
Randy has other acres of land in Aldine VA which are currently being torn down as we speak as well.
Proof that his late wife Michele NEVER loved him, she left all his pictures and memories inside the grand main house, allowing it all to be destroyed in the demolish.
She is now owning a pet store, doing pet portraits, and spending all the fortune Mr. Rouse left her on giving away his money to charities (multiple different ones)
All the info I’m providing is true, and if you look hard enough you WILL find what you are looking for and MORE.