This Indonesian House Is for Sale and Comes With a Pond, a Backyard and … a Wife

Mar 10, 2015 - 18:22
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This Indonesian House Is for Sale and Comes With a Pond, a Backyard and … a Wife
This Indonesian House Is for Sale and Comes With a Pond, a Backyard and … a Wife

A homeowner in Indonesia has put her house on the market, and herself with it.

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Sleman — a sleepy district near the Javanese city of Yogyakarta — comes with a fishpond, spacious backyard and a chance to ask 40-year-old owner Wina Lia for her hand in marriage.

The asking price is the rough equivalent of $76,500. "Buyers who don't negotiate the price,” the sales literature says, "can ask the owner to marry (terms and conditions apply).”

Wina's online ad went viral, prompting a local news outlet to track her down and confirm that the offer was genuine. "Indeed it"s true, Wina is ready to be married by a house buyer,” the headline says, as tweeted by Sleman's unofficial Twitter account.

https://twitter.com/IniSleman/status/575055166459674624

Dian Pua Dirgantara, the realtor who concocted the plan, tells TIME that his advertisement is working.

"Since yesterday moing there are continuous calls, I don"t count how many, there must be dozens or even hundreds.” He clarifies that marriage isn't a must. \"If someone just wants the house, they can have that,\" he said.

Wina, a single mother, told news outlet Kompas.com that the idea was dreamed up when she mentioned her desire to once again find a partner.

"Dian suggested I put up the tagline ‘Buy the house and marry the owner at the same time." And I said O.K. to it. I"m looking for a husband anyway,” she said.

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