What is the second largest private residence ever built in America?
At 109,000 square feet, OHEKA was and remains the second largest private home in America (only the Biltmore in North Carolina can boast grander dimensions). Construction: Reinforced steel and concrete with some walls 2'6” thick. OHEKA originally consisted of 127 Rooms.
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