Click to enlarge. Check out the price. I can't even put a friggen IKEA coffee table together, let alone a house. What's the Eaton's Catalogue, you ask?
Monday, June 20, 2011
Off Topic: Did you know that at one time you could buy a house from the Eaton's Catalogue?
Click to enlarge. Check out the price. I can't even put a friggen IKEA coffee table together, let alone a house. What's the Eaton's Catalogue, you ask?
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Wow, 7 bedrooms and only 1 bathroom? Good Lord, get in there early! You would not want to be the last one in there. Sadly, I remember the Eaton's catalogue. I guess that means I'm old. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteSears also sold homes in their catalogues in the US.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sears_homes
You know you'd end up with three weird-shaped bits of wouod left over at the end...
ReplyDeleteEatons was the best store. I used to love their "uncrates the sun" promotion every spring. I too am old Bicky :-(
ReplyDeleteI'll bet someone put that house in some posh neighbourhood, some young couple then bought it in a bidding war, did some reno's and it's now worth $2 million.
@lswgirl13
ReplyDeleteI know you're right.