'Haunted' House for Sale in Montreal



 
There was a haunted house for sale in Montreal. The original sales post has long gone, as indeed has the estate agent's website, but the text was saved in the article linked above, suggests it was on the market for over a year with no buyers. (original CTV article from 2012 here).

Why the interest in the house? well, some visitors said the place was eerie and emits a ghostly aura, and that's about it. However, the house was built in the 1910-20s, but the decor inside had not been changed since. The images supplied by the realator were an amazing look into a time capsule of a house. If this were still on the market, I would be looking to go have a nosey around and take some pictures of my own.

The four bedroom house in Rosemont can be found on google maps here.

I post here the pictures of the interiors, as they are exactly right to be used in a Montreal based game as props for interiors. 

Backyard

Den

Den

Dining Room

Dining Room

Dining Room

Garage

Hallway

Interior Stairs

Living Room

Living Room

Living Room

Master Bedroom

Master Bedroom

Upstairs Hallway

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