It’s a common adage that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, and it seems that may also be true when it comes to real estate. Many houses were identical from the outside, but the inside is often where the true personality can be discovered. Perhaps this is the reason why real estate brokers want you to see the house inside before making a choice to purchase.

Naturally, fewer people are visiting the house in person at this time than before, and more people are doing so digitally. The real estate market has now become more accessible in ways that were before impossible. Additionally, it enables a large number of individuals to tour the inside of the house even if they have no interest in purchasing.

A home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, serves as a testament to the adage that you never know what you’ll see until you open the cover. It doesn’t seem to have much personality from the exterior, but on the inside, the personality would only fit a very small number of people who were seeking.

There are some intriguing and attractive details on the rear of the house.

However, from the interior, the spiral staircase takes you to the second story, which is really distinctive. Even the living area is decorated like a “13th-century Castle.” Each of the intriguing upper rooms has a different theme. There is also a bedroom that doesn’t have much of a theme, just in case you want to keep things simple.