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Oheka Castle Goes to Auction with Development Rights in Connecticut

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Oheka Castle, which previously housed the Eastern Military Academy from 1948 to 1979, is scheduled to go up for auction following a bankruptcy proceeding. Potential buyers are eligible to acquire the property, its development rights, and its hospitality operations.

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The auction includes the option for the next owner to build a four-story, 95-unit condominium complex on the estate's grounds. The sale involves the transfer of significant real estate and development rights within Connecticut.

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