Vacant piece of land less than 30 centimetres wide hits the Toronto market and it's attracting attention

A tiny sliver of vacant land in Toronto that less than 30 centimetres wide has hit the market for $50,000 and already has three offers.

The property, located at 1060 Danforth Avenue in the Danforth and Donlands avenues area, hit the market late last month for $49,999. 

The piece of land, which is 0.72 feet by 105 feet, is between a church and pharmacy and is too small for anything to be built on it.

Toronto real estate agent Anthony De Cesare told CTV News Toronto on Sunday that the seller purchased the property in 2013 at an auction for $5,000.

The land was auctioned off by the City of Toronto after the previous owner failed to pay their taxes, De Cesare said.