The super-thin so-called "Pie House" in Illinois is up for sale once again - and the price has increased from last year.
According to the property's listing on Zillow, the pizza-slice-shaped house is situated on 970 Chestnut Steet in the town of Deerfield in Illinois.
Number 970 is currently on the market for $300,000 - up $40,000 from the $260,000 it sold for in 2020.
Take a look at this TikTok video of the property:The house went viral in August of last year after a college student TikToker user by the name of Eli uploaded a video of the skinny-looking building to the platform.
Its bizarre dimensions left other social media users baffled, despite the fact that images of the house's interior show it to be relatively spacious.
Check out the inside of the bizarre house in the video below:Indeed, the original footage of the Pie House has now accrued over 1.4 million views, 358,000 reactions, and a further 5,000 comments as of the time of writing.
On Zillow, the online realtor's listing for the property states: "Live in Deerfield's famous 'Pie House' which has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Chicago Tribune and media from around the world.
"This iconic two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom home on a corner lot is much larger than it appears, with its incredibly smart design so that only the powder room and closets are in the narrow end of the home."
It continues: "Makes a fantastic condo or townhome alternative (yet you don't have to share any walls with a neighbor) and has over 1600 square feet of living space including a fully finished basement with great ceiling height.
"With tons of natural light, this home oozes charm and character."
The Zillow listing also notes that the property's bedrooms "easily [fit] a king-sized bed", and that the house has two large storage areas, a large patio area, and a spacious front and side yard.
It also boasts air conditioning, a furnace, dishwasher, washer/dryer, sump pump, and battery back up, as well as parking space for four cars on its parking pad.
Commenting on the quirky building in an interview with TODAY back in August, Coldwell Banker Realtor Alan Berlow stated:
"The space and how it's distributed through the home is certainly non-traditional but it works. [It] was built specifically for the size of the lot and it's far more functional than it looks."
