While we can't step inside, we can confirm that the interiors have unusual windows, sloping walls and plenty of unique built-ins that make the most of the building's shape.

The property was listed for sale in 2017 for a cool CAD$3.8 million (£2.1m/$2.6m) and it was bought, along with seven nearby houses, by a developer for CAD$19 million (£10.5m/$13.2m) in November 2023.

Plans for a 35-storey residential tower have been proposed on the land upon which the property sits. New owner Block Developments failed to find a way to retain the cube house but has commissioned local artist Benjamin Von Wong to create a sculpture from its materials.

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