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KFC fans can now buy a piece of fast food history, as Colonel Sanders’ former home has been listed for sale in Canada.
The house at 1337 Melton Drive in Mississauga, Ontario, once belonged to Harland Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken and the face of one of the most recognizable restaurant brands in the world.
According to the listing, the Lakeview-area home is on the market for just under $1.5 million CAD, which works out to roughly $1 million USD.
Sanders lived in the home from 1965 until his death in 1980, after moving to Canada to oversee KFC’s operations north of the border.
Colonel Sanders’ former home on sale for a bucket of cash
The house is no longer the same bungalow Sanders once lived in. The property has since been renovated and expanded, with a 2014 addition.
The listing describes the home as having four bedrooms, three bathrooms, over 2,000 square feet of finished living space, two laundry areas, and parking for four vehicles.
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It also features a renovated kitchen, updated bathrooms, maple hardwood flooring, and a private backyard.
While the property comes with plenty of upgrades, buyers should not expect it to include one of Sanders’ signature white suits or his legendary secret chicken recipe.
The home’s listing has gained attention online due to its unusual history, with many surprised to learn that the KFC founder spent the final years of his life in Mississauga rather than Kentucky.
For anyone with the money and a serious love of fried chicken, it might be the closest thing possible to living inside KFC history.
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