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Amazing. Each time I look I see another interesting thing that I missed before. Love that family portrait in the kitchen, but I'm kinda disappointed there's not a mannequin in the pool pic. So many possibilities!
I am wondering if the owners are really interested in selling or if the listing is performance art? In any case, thanks for posting.
I was a little weirded out by the caption that apologized for the mess in the pool... did they think that nobody would notice the mess everywhere else? And, the "artist" has a really macabre painting style - or do the relatives really look like that?
ETA: that whole thing about the 'creek' and flooding seems more like a warning than a reassurance. And, the creek itself looks more like a drainage ditch.
The whole thing is likely to give anyone who views it nightmares for a month.
Last edited by kat in aiken; 07-17-2017 at 08:11 PM..
I like the mannequin in the bathroom wrapped in a towel.
We looked at a house like this about 20 years ago. You couldn't even fully open the doors to the bedrooms. Basement? Forget it. Couldn't get even halfway down the stairs.
I love how picture #12 states "Unfortunately, the art goes with the artist." Yeah, I bet most people would just be dying to keep all of that art. Lol.
I've ask my real estate attorney that a condition of closing is that all the junk owned by the owner be removed prior to the walk-thru or there would be an additional cost to charge for clean-up.
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