This Michigan home may look like a normal house from the outside - but hidden behind its walls is an organ more complex than many found inside churches around the world. And while the one-bedroom property is on the market for $129,000, the rare instrument would take music-lovers five years to assemble to the tune of $1 million dollars, experts say. The 85-year-old organ was bought in 2002 from a Muskegon church by homeowner Bill Tufts, who died this year at 72. He was long obsessed with organs - even though he never knew how to play. The instrument, which has three sets of keyboards and pedals, is next to the kitchen table and when it is played, a giant blower can be heard in the basement, WZZM reported.
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The owner of the home, which is in Grand Rapids, Michigan, passed away this year, aged 72
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Even though he could not play the organ, he worked for years to install the instrument inside his home after buying it from a church in 2002
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It has 2,300 pipes, including ones that reach 17ft, hidden behind the walls
Music to your ears: This modest @placeholder, Michigan house is home to an organ with around 2,300 pipes