<p>The possibilities are endless! This sprawling mansion, originally known as the Briarcombe Farm, is situated on 15 acres adjacent to Signatures Golf Course.</p><p> </p>

Whenever you hear "the possibilities are endless" you should assume there will be a lot of work required. You would definitely need to roll up your sleeves and spend a ton of cash to bring this 8,000-square-foot mansion back to life. The giant home in Winona, Minnesota recently went viral after being posted to the popular Zillow Gone Wild page.

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Flip or Flop? Minnesota Mega Mansion Needing Major TLC Hits The Market

The eight-bedroom mansion sits on 15 acres next to a golf course in Winona and was originally known as the Briarcombe Farm. It is priced to sell. The current listing says the mansion is available for $750,000.

Buyer beware though, the property needs a lot of work and I'm not sure this is something an amateur do-it-yourselfer or weekend warrior could handle.

Minnesota Mansion, Needing TLC, Hits The Market

A Winona, Minnesota mansion that was built in 1912 is currently listed for sale for $750,000. Do you have the DIY skills to bring it back to life? Check out the listing info and pictures below.

A bidding war has already started on the property!

Listing agent Jenny Cisewski told FOX 9 there have already been multiple offers, "I think it’s great that Briarcombe is featured on Zillow Gone Wild. I’ve read many of the comments, they are interesting and entertaining (with a few misconceptions). There definitely has been a peek in interest in the last day."

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