Photos: Deniece Williams' Plastic-Wrapped Mansion

Gospel singer Deniece Williams’ half-built home in Cherry Hill’s high-end Voken Tract has been garnering plenty of headlines of late—but for all the wrong reasons.

The half-finished, 19,580-square-foot monster of a home sits unfinished behind chain-link fence along Winding Drive, and to make matters worse, it looks as though a giant went overboard with plastic wrap on the place.

Neighbors have called the plastic-wrapped home an eyesore, telling the Courier-Post they wished the place would burn to the ground.

It’s sat covered in the plastic—now shredding and spreading bits to neighboring yards and an empty lot next door—for at least the last three years, neighbors said.

Williams has a building permit valid through next year at the site—though good luck figuring that out from a construction sign posted on the chain-link fence that surrounds the half-built home, which has been bleached by the sun and weather since work ceased several years ago.

Property records show the half-built home is now assessed at just shy of a million dollars—Williams bought the property in 2002 and demolished a 50-year-old home to make way for the new place.

Here’s a look at the home as it stands now.