Villa Paula at 5811 N. Miami Ave. used to be the former Cuban consulate in Miami.
The asking price for Villa Paula and three nearby lots in Miami's Little Haiti, is $4.5 million — ghosts and all.
May 30, 2018 at 12:35 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A former Cuban consulate that’s fabled to be haunted — by the one-legged ghost of a consul’s wife and another woman thought to be a servant — is on the market in Miami for $4.5 million.
Villa Paula, named for the former consul’s wife, is a 2,552-square-foot, 10-room property at 5811 N. Miami Ave. It was built in 1925 for consul Domingo Milord entirely with materials brought from Cuba.
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