DOLLHOUSE: This Goulburn property known as Foxgrove is selling for $495,000 to $545,000.

It is being sold complete with a replica graveyard, small chapel and a mock pioneer’s cottage insulated with newspaper.

The home has been labelled “eccentric”.Source:Supplied

The current owner also has unorthodox taste in decorating: the home is filled with mannequins, wigs and dolls, which appear in the living areas and bedrooms.

The property has been an occasional wedding venue and many of the couples who have tied the knot there have gone on to have their children christened at the estate’s chapel, Raine and Horne selling agent Paul Mewburn said.

The property includes a replica cemetery.Source:Supplied

Other features of the Winfarthing Road property are unique: the graveyard is cosmetic only. No bodies are buried there and the tombstones bear the names of well-known bushrangers, including Ned Kelly.

And a replica pioneer’s cottage.Source:Supplied

The interior of the cottage has a number of quirks, including a fireplace.Source:Supplied

The owner is alleged to be fascinated with Australian history and built the mock cemetery, known as Boot Hill, to give her take on the past.

Her interests also extended to early settler history. The replica pioneer’s cottage is built from corrugated iron and includes a fireplace and chimney.

The dolls theme continues in the bathroom.Source:Supplied

The house itself has three bedrooms.Source:Supplied

The four acres of landscaped gardens made the property a popular spot for weddings.Source:Supplied

Outside the cottage is a mannequin on a chair, who sits guarding the front porch.

Mr Mewburn admitted that much of the property is “eccentric” but added that it has a number of prized features: there are three dams, the gardens are watered by a computerised system and the home is close to both Goulburn and Marulan.

One of the bedrooms, again decorated with mannequins.Source:Supplied

It is being sold with a price guide of $495,000 to $545,000.