Zillow Gone Wild said it “is THE place to catch the most interesting homes across America” and likes to have fun with the wacky real estate listings people submit online.
One of the features Zillow Gone Wild joked around about was the home’s sitting area at the top of the steps:
“There’s a landing waiting for you at the top of the steps. I like a seat at the top of the steps because sometimes going up stairs can be tiring and having a place to sit can help you with that journey.”
Zillow Gone Wild
According to its Zillow listing, the home sits on a “narrow but deep lot” of 3,484 square feet. The house is near South Beach Park/Sunshine Playground and was built this year.
Ryan Wetherhold of Oceanside Real Estate, LLC is selling the two-bedroom, three-bathroom home.
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