An Australian couple bought five acres to build a fairytale castle and put their wedding on hold; 22 years and 100,000 bricks later, the 27-room project is still unfinished, with only three of eight turrets complete
- Although much of the castle has been built, several major parts remain unfinished (Photo: Castle's official website)An Australian couple who decided to get married only after completing their dream home have been waiting for their wedding for 22 years.
- Christina Kent and her partner Francis Shepherd bought five acres of land near Geeveston in Tasmania to build a fairytale castle themselves.
- More than two decades later, their unusual home, called Castle Phoenix, has 27 rooms, stands 17 metres tall and has used around 100,000 bricks.
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- Although much of the castle has been built, several major parts remain unfinished (Photo: Castle's official website)An Australian couple who decided to get married only after completing their dream home have been waiting for their wedding for 22 years.
- Christina Kent and her partner Francis Shepherd bought five acres of land near Geeveston in Tasmania to build a fairytale castle themselves.
- More than two decades later, their unusual home, called Castle Phoenix, has 27 rooms, stands 17 metres tall and has used around 100,000 bricks.
Sources: Times of India