A three-bedroom Brisbane house once filled with thousands of books became home to pigeons, wasps and snakes after its owner entered care; the cleared 405-square-metre property is now heading to auction
- A once-crowded home in Brisbane's bayside suburb of Wynnum is attracting attention for a rather unusual reason.
- The three-bedroom property, which spent years filled with thousands of books, music records and personal collections, was eventually left to deteriorate after its owner moved into care.
- With the house empty, pigeons began nesting in its ceiling, wasps moved in and snakes were spotted in the yard.
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- A once-crowded home in Brisbane's bayside suburb of Wynnum is attracting attention for a rather unusual reason.
- The three-bedroom property, which spent years filled with thousands of books, music records and personal collections, was eventually left to deteriorate after its owner moved into care.
- With the house empty, pigeons began nesting in its ceiling, wasps moved in and snakes were spotted in the yard.
Sources: Times of India