Roller Coaster Takes Potential Buyers For Tour In And Around Home
- 10 years ago
Homeowners in Holland took an incredibly creative approach to selling their property. They’re using a rollercoaster to take people on a tour of the grounds.
A homeowner in Holland has taken an incredibly creative approach to selling a property. A rollercoaster is being used to take people on a tour of the grounds.
The house is located in the town of Ermelo and it has been on the market for 6 months. Unfortunately, the home wasn’t attracting potential buyers.
The issue might have been the reported price of 500,000 British Pounds or more than 780,000 dollars, which puts it out of many aspiring homeowners’ budgets. Still, the roller coaster idea was born to reel in those who have the money to purchase the unique property and to make it stand out.
Anyone who visits the residence gets to take a seat inside a car that rests on tracks. From there, he or she is given a little push.
Buyers cruise through the home, starting in the garage and then they head to the main floor where they get to view the kitchen and living areas.
They fly along the tracks outside and journey to the upper floor before cruising around in the great outdoors yet again.
The roller coaster takes them through the entire house and offers them views of the property that can’t be seen from just standing in the yard.
On top of that, it makes the home viewing quite fun.
A homeowner in Holland has taken an incredibly creative approach to selling a property. A rollercoaster is being used to take people on a tour of the grounds.
The house is located in the town of Ermelo and it has been on the market for 6 months. Unfortunately, the home wasn’t attracting potential buyers.
The issue might have been the reported price of 500,000 British Pounds or more than 780,000 dollars, which puts it out of many aspiring homeowners’ budgets. Still, the roller coaster idea was born to reel in those who have the money to purchase the unique property and to make it stand out.
Anyone who visits the residence gets to take a seat inside a car that rests on tracks. From there, he or she is given a little push.
Buyers cruise through the home, starting in the garage and then they head to the main floor where they get to view the kitchen and living areas.
They fly along the tracks outside and journey to the upper floor before cruising around in the great outdoors yet again.
The roller coaster takes them through the entire house and offers them views of the property that can’t be seen from just standing in the yard.
On top of that, it makes the home viewing quite fun.