Why does this Central Islip house look like it came out of a bad music video from 1967? 
"Maybe it was a solar eclipse," jokes Luis Feglia of Millennium Homes, who is listing the house for $189,500. 
Feglia says that his camera doesn't seem to be working properly and plans to post new photos.&nbsp; But this will have to do for now.&nbsp; "You do have to be creative these days to sell," he laments.&nbsp; 
Stayed tuned to find out if Feglia posts new photos. 
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Millennium Homes photo

Why does this Central Islip house look like it came out of a bad music video from 1967? "Maybe it was a solar eclipse," jokes Luis Feglia of Millennium Homes, who is listing the house for $189,500. Feglia says that his camera doesn't seem to be working properly and plans to post new photos. But this will have to do for now. "You do have to be creative these days to sell," he laments. Stayed tuned to find out if Feglia posts new photos. Millennium Homes photo

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