Trump's childhood home sells for $1.93M after a dramatic makeover

The Queens house where Donald Trump spent his earliest years has found a new owner. The Tudor-style property in Jamaica Estates, New York, has sold for $1.93 million, bringing a fresh chapter to a home whose history began long before Trump entered politics, reported The New York Post.The sale is interesting for more than its price tag. It shows how a house can become part of a public figure's story, gain historical interest, and still face the ordinary challenges of renovation, pricing and finding the right buyer.A childhood home with a presidential pastLocated at 85-15 Wareham Place, the house was built in 1940 by Trump's father, real estate developer Fred Trump. Donald Trump lived there during his first four years, before the family moved to a larger home nearby.The two-story Tudor-style property covers about 3,100 square feet.