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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) The small colonial-style house Barack Obama lived in as a child has received a steady stream of visitors ahead of the U.S. presidential election, from potential buyers and journalists, to a businessman who wants to turn it into the "Sweet Home Obama Bar."
Tata Aboe Bakar, the 78-year-old owner, is in little mood to sell, noting that the property, sequestered between a large mosque and park in an upscale neighborhood of the Indonesian capital, has been in the family since 1939.
Much, he said, would depend on the price.
The two-bedroom pavilion Obama lived in initially built as a guesthouse would be sold with the main, sprawling residence next door and the 12,900 sq. foot plot of land. Together, they have an estimated market value of $3 million.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-10-28-obama-home_N.htm?csp=34
Tata Aboe Bakar, the 78-year-old owner, is in little mood to sell, noting that the property, sequestered between a large mosque and park in an upscale neighborhood of the Indonesian capital, has been in the family since 1939.
Much, he said, would depend on the price.
The two-bedroom pavilion Obama lived in initially built as a guesthouse would be sold with the main, sprawling residence next door and the 12,900 sq. foot plot of land. Together, they have an estimated market value of $3 million.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-10-28-obama-home_N.htm?csp=34
