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You can buy this tiny man cave for $500 in Toronto

On the hunt for a space you can call your man cave? Look no further, this tiny metal shack is up for sale for only $500 in Toronto. 

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Several electrical outlets and plugs hang from the walls inside of the man cave. Photo by: Chi Tasso

Previously listed for $1500 on Facebook Marketplace, the "Man Cave", is a 14 x 8 foot box resembling something out of a horror film.  

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The washroom area inside of the man cave shack. Photo by: Chi Tasso

With rusty walls, hanging wires and a creepy picture of a man and a horse near the washroom. 

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A second view from the washroom inside of the man cave. Photo by: Chi Tasso

The good thing is, the shack is equipped with a plumbing system including a fully-functioning bathroom and electrical, so you can plug in a TV. 

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Another view of the main room inside of the man cave. Photo by: Chi Tasso

If you're interested in viewing the Man Cave, it's located near Keele Street and Rogers Road

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The man cave as shown from the side. Photo by: Chi Tasso

"If you have no intent on buying, keep your dumb ass comments to yourself," the seller writes on the Facebook listing. "If I had a buck for every idiot remarking, it would be sold!"

Lead photo by

Chi Tasso


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