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| The house up for sale with its very own ball pit | |
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| Julie Williams said she is considering taking the balls with her when the house is sold | |
| A home for sale on Merseyside that features a ball pit inspired by the actress and model Cara Delevingne has gone viral on social media. | |
| Julie Williams, an IT consultant from Birkdale, decided to transform an empty room in her house by filling it with more than 11,000 plastic balls. | Julie Williams, an IT consultant from Birkdale, decided to transform an empty room in her house by filling it with more than 11,000 plastic balls. |
| "No-one really thinks about the idea of putting a ball pit in their own house," she said. | "No-one really thinks about the idea of putting a ball pit in their own house," she said. |
| Julie said she was open to the idea of letting a prospective buyer keep the unusual feature, adding: "If the new owners want to keep it - it's been built in, it makes sense." | |
| Julie said she occasionally sips champagne while sat in the pit with friends | |
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