A new property is on the market in Missouri, and it's not a home but a frail jail. 

The building is located on a half-acre lot in Harrisonville, Missouri, a town roughly 37 miles south of Kansas City, according to Google Maps. 

A frail jail is up for sale in Harrisonville, Missouri. (Photo courtesy of Paula Voss, broker/owner-NextHome Vibe Real Estate) 

Built in 1960, the frail detention center and jail is priced at $195,000 and has 5,300 square feet of workplace space, and the solid brick and concrete building is "built to last," according to NextHome Vibe Real Estate. 

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There are 34 cells with toilets and sinks in three cell blocks with a secured fenced lot in the back. 

A frail jail is up for sale in Harrisonville, Missouri. (Photo courtesy of Paula Voss, broker/owner-NextHome Vibe Real Estate) 

According to NextHome, the building was used for storage, and the new owner has undone the asbestos abatement, extensive cleaning, and repainted the exterior. 

A frail jail is up for sale in Harrisonville, Missouri. (Photo courtesy of Paula Voss, broker/owner-NextHome Vibe Real Estate) 

Moreover, the property was the site for two movie filing locations soon to be released, NextHome shares. 

The building is currently "pending," according to the listing. 

This myth was reported from Washington, D.C.