Let's go house hunting.

Let's say you're in Chicago, and you're looking around the area south of the magnificent

mile.

Eventually, you will end up in the Hyde Park neighborhood.

It's a pretty swanky spot.

The area has a lot of notable homes.

Some designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, President Obama has a residence there.

But one of the most opulent houses, the house that we want to look at, sits right near

the waterfront.

And construction on this beauty of a house began in 1928.

At the time, it cost half a million dollars to build, which would be many millions in

today's money.

Inside, the floors are made out of ivory and aloe bastard.

The rooms are encrusted with emeralds and diamonds.

Its real estate listing goes historic castle, includes library, chapel, and great hall.

The first thing you see is the garden.

It had a weeping willow tree.

It would weep real tears.

It would weep water.

The one thing they failed to put in the listing was the dimension of the house.

It is just under nine feet wide and nine feet tall.

Because this is a dollhouse.

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