A dinosaur-themed home has gone in the marketplace for £133,000 in Cleveland, Ohio, US.
Surrounded by dinosaur statues, in addition to elephants and giraffes, the three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence has been named ‘Jurassic Park House’.
The colonial property was inbuilt 1924 and appears pretty inconspicuous if it wasn’t for the 5 wood-carved wildlife statues guarding the property.
In the entrance yard there’s a dinosaur, an elephant and a giraffe, whereas one other elephant and giraffe stand guard within the again backyard.
The within the home, which has stunning wooden floors and eclectic decor, is generally devoid of any wildlife – aside from one giant giraffe within the lounge, which seems to be a lightweight fixture.
The home, which spans 1,624 sq ft and has a storage, hit the marketplace for $162,000 simply final week.
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Since then, the property has been considered greater than 50,000 instances and 1,500 individuals have saved the itemizing.
After the itemizing was shared on social media, the publish racked up 43,952 likes and 1000’s of feedback.
![Story from Jam Press (Jurassic Park House) Pictured: The home in Cleveland dubbed the ???Jurassic Park House???. ???Jurassic Park house??? guarded by DINOSAURS hits market for just ??133,000 A home dubbed the ???Jurassic Park house??? with dinosaur statues standing guard outside has gone on the market for $162,000 (??133,013). The quirky abode, in Cleveland, Ohio, US, appears to be a standard family home on the inside ??? but has a set of rather strange security guards keeping a watchful eye over it outside. Perched on rocks and towering over the pavement in the front garden are a series of animal statues ??? including a dinosaur, elephant and giraffe. The bizarre trio of wood-carved beasts are joined by another elephant and giraffe in the back garden. While the interior of the three-bedroom, three-bathroom home is largely devoid of any wildlife, there is one large giraffe in the lounge, which appears to be a light fixture, with a lamp lodged near its mouth. The property was built in 1924 and is described as a ???meticulously maintained Colonial???. Pictures of the home were shared on Facebook and went viral, with the post racking up nearly 7,000 likes and thousands of comments. One user said: ???Looks like a beautifully maintained home. The dinos are awesome, but I assume they don???t convey with the house since they aren???t in the listing. Darn!??? ???Would I buy it and sew seasonally appropriate accessories for the dinosaurs? You bet. Would they get their own Halloween costumes? Absolutely,??? commented another viewer. Someone else said: ???Why does this house not have every room decked out in dinosaurs... that's why it failed as an air bnb LOL.??? [sic] ???Look, I'm not going to question the historical accuracy as to why there's a giraffe with the dinos, because I absolutely love it!??? added another fan. Another person said: ???The interior needs more dinosaurs. If you're gonna have dinos, HAVE DINOS!??? The property is for sale with Nicholas Re](https://i0.wp.com/metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/SEI_103536325.jpg?resize=540%2C360&ssl=1)
![Story from Jam Press (Jurassic Park House) Pictured: The home in Cleveland dubbed the ???Jurassic Park House???. ???Jurassic Park house??? guarded by DINOSAURS hits market for just ??133,000 A home dubbed the ???Jurassic Park house??? with dinosaur statues standing guard outside has gone on the market for $162,000 (??133,013). The quirky abode, in Cleveland, Ohio, US, appears to be a standard family home on the inside ??? but has a set of rather strange security guards keeping a watchful eye over it outside. Perched on rocks and towering over the pavement in the front garden are a series of animal statues ??? including a dinosaur, elephant and giraffe. The bizarre trio of wood-carved beasts are joined by another elephant and giraffe in the back garden. While the interior of the three-bedroom, three-bathroom home is largely devoid of any wildlife, there is one large giraffe in the lounge, which appears to be a light fixture, with a lamp lodged near its mouth. The property was built in 1924 and is described as a ???meticulously maintained Colonial???. Pictures of the home were shared on Facebook and went viral, with the post racking up nearly 7,000 likes and thousands of comments. One user said: ???Looks like a beautifully maintained home. The dinos are awesome, but I assume they don???t convey with the house since they aren???t in the listing. Darn!??? ???Would I buy it and sew seasonally appropriate accessories for the dinosaurs? You bet. Would they get their own Halloween costumes? Absolutely,??? commented another viewer. Someone else said: ???Why does this house not have every room decked out in dinosaurs... that's why it failed as an air bnb LOL.??? [sic] ???Look, I'm not going to question the historical accuracy as to why there's a giraffe with the dinos, because I absolutely love it!??? added another fan. Another person said: ???The interior needs more dinosaurs. If you're gonna have dinos, HAVE DINOS!??? The property is for sale with Nicholas Re](https://i0.wp.com/metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/SEI_103535923.jpg?resize=540%2C360&ssl=1)
‘Please tell me this is a real house for sale,’ wrote one Instagram person.
‘For that price this would be a major stealasaurus flex,’ wrote one other.
‘Extremely undervalued,’ one other person stated.
And persons are right here for the dinosaurs.
‘Look, I’m not going to query the historic accuracy as to why there’s a giraffe with the dinos, as a result of I completely find it irresistible!’ added one fan of the property.
Another particular person stated: “The interior needs more dinosaurs. If you’re gonna have dinos, HAVE DINOS!”
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