Sincewe wrote about this housefour months ago, 937 Whittier Cres. hasdropped it's pricenot once, but twice.

在May, it waslisted for $7,499,850, and then in July it was re-listed for$6,749,850.

Now, 937 Whittier Cres. iscurrently listed for $5,999,850— a staggering $1.5 million price drop.

The front of the house.

Is this a sign the high interest rates arefinallycurbing home prices?

The living room.

HA! Unlikely, folks.

The primary bedroom.

Located in the prestigious Lorne Park Estate in Mississauga, this Bauhaus-style home was designed byJoseph Medwecki.

The dining room.

It boasts five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and almost 12,000 square feet of living space.

A sun room.

And if you're into Bauhaus architecture, this house is genuinely pretty cool-looking, especially if you look at the bones of the home.

The foyer with 22-foot ceilings.

It's got soaring ceilings, tons of natural light, and unique rounded walls.

Views of the lake.

It also has a massive 1,300-square-foot balcony with views of Lake Ontario (it also backs onto a ravine).

The spa room.

It also has some decent amenities, such as a 1,200-bottle wine cellar and a spa room with an indoor Jacuzzi and sauna.

The library with built-in bookcases that can house over a thousand books.

And while all that is going for it, the home has still had trouble selling.

The family room.

It might be because the home also looks like it could use some pretty hefty updates.

The kitchen.

For example, the kitchen and bathrooms are quite dated and don't seem fitting for a multi-million dollar home.

The primary bathroom.

在the primary bathroom, the cabinets have broken off handles and the shower is surprisingly small.

An office.

And that's just what's visible.

The 1,300 square-foot balcony.

The home has four furnaces – do you know how expensive one furnace is to replace?

The wine cellar.

But more likely than not, it's that the home has more of a museum vibe.

The lower level walks out to the backyard.

And while that is what Bauhaus design is all about, that stark, minimalist style might not be for the masses.

The back of the house.

So perhaps third time is the charm when it comes to this mini-museum and it will finally find its perfect soulmate.