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An abandoned elementary school in Pennsylvania was turned into a $2.37 million mansion - take a look inside

Frank OlitoMar 31, 2021, 01:22 IST

This elementary school was turned into a mansion.Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

A couple turned a former elementary school in Pennsylvania into a ranch-style mansion.
The four-bedroom and four-bathroom house is on sale for $2,375,000.
The 14,716-square-foot house has the original gymnasium, a 30-car garage, and an arcade.

In 2016, a couple bought this abandoned elementary school in Mount Morris, Pennsylvania, and turned it into a ranch-style mansion.

The exterior of the elementary. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The school-turned-mansion is now for sale for $2,375,000.

The entrance way. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The expansive living space measures 14,716 square feet.

The living room. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The school's cafeteria has been turned into a modern kitchen.

The kitchen. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The master bedroom has enough space for a large bed, a closet, and a seating area.

The master bedroom. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The attached master bathroom has a bathtub and a large shower.

The master bathroom. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

There are four bedrooms throughout the unique home.

One of the bedrooms. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The school's gymnasium has also been preserved as a basketball court.

The gymnasium. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

Outside the gymnasium, there is a private fitness room.

The fitness space. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

The home also has a large arcade, which fits a foosball table and a ping-pong table.

The arcade. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

Lastly, the massive garage can fit 30 cars.

The garage. Courtesy of Lisa Brennan

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