It’s the highest price yet for the former Ramsey home, which hasn’t sold in nearly 20 years despite several attempts in the $2 million range.
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The house where 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey’s body was found in 1996 has hit the market again — and the seller is asking for the home’s highest price yet.
From the listing description, you wouldn’t know the 7,500-square-foot estate with “timeless appeal” in idyllic Boulder, Colorado, was the site of one of the most widely discussed criminal investigations of the 1990s. Even the address is different.
But the home — now listed for sale for just under $7 million — is the same as the one where Ramsey was found dead 26 years ago, according to property records tracked by the Daily Camera, a newspaper in Boulder.
Ramsey’s death in 1996 launched a high-profile criminal investigation that to this day has yet to reach a conclusion or produce any charges.
The young girl’s father, John Ramsey, found her body in the wine cellar in the home’s basement the day after Christmas a few hours after she was reported missing. The same floor is described in the listing as a “spacious lower level w/stone accents, media room, wet bar, wine cellar, fireplace and half bath.”
Since 2004, the home has been owned by Carol Schuller Milner, the daughter of televangelist Robert H. Schuller, and her husband Tim Milner, the Daily Camera reports.
The couple has tried to sell it on at least five occasions in the years since, although the last time they tried to list it was in 2014, according to the report. Each time, the property was listed for between $1 million and $2.7 million. Each time, it failed to sell.
This time, listing agents with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty are trying again, with an asking price of…