A lot of attention is being paid to a heritage house for sale in the mill -pond neighborhood of Richmond Hill, but not due to its prestigious location.
If you look closely at the pictures of 117 Lucas Street on realtor.ca, you will be looking at the eyes!
Rodi Saunders with Shatabdi 21 Heritage Group established more than a dozen handmade dolls in two-bedroom, one-bathroom bungalow. Some are sitting on the doll -shaped furniture, while others are sitting on the edge of the bathtub in the rest of the house.
Saunders told 680 Newsradio that he had done it as a tribute to the previous owner.
“I receive it. There are films in which they are dolls and people crawl a little by them, but I did it as a tribute to the late owner. It was his creations. She was an artist and she did all the pictures as well as dolls in the house.
His plan is working with around 57,000 views as it was first posted online 14 days ago.
“Hopefully we will find someone who is looking for an inheritance house, which they are ready to invest in it and need to get it to get it and make it a house for him. The deceased owner’s sister is looking for a buyer, who will inspire this house to restore his former glory. The property will require a lot of TLC to reach there.”
It is listed in $ 899,000.
Saunders says that the heritage plaque takes back the house to 1873 near the front door but the land registry date is 1850.