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Merseyside woman turns spare room in her house into a ball pit

Lydia FlavellBBC News, Merseyside

Julie Williams explains why she’s highlighting the ball pool in the house she is selling

A house for sale on Merseyside which features a ball pit 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.

“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!”


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