Elin Nordegren auctions items from demolished $12m home for charity

London, Jan 19 (ANI): Tiger Woods' ex wife Elin Nordegren is auctioning off items from her demolished 12 million-dollar home for charity.

The golfer's former partner has demolished the house she had bought only last year to make way for her dream home.

Nordegren is donating her high-end housewares to the charitable organisation Habitat for Humanity.

A list of the items that she is giving away for good can be found on the charity's website, http://www.habitatmartin.org.

Included are kitchen cabinets "finished with a light wash that gives a distressed finish" starting at 89 dollars each, as well as a mantelpiece "of glowing maple wood and custom carved stunning fish accent supports" for 3,700 dollars.

Though the items may seem pricey, a comparable price for an unfinished mantle would be nearly double that price at 6,000 dollars.

Also up on the sale block are a vintage brass and iron staircase railing from the North Palm Beach, Florida residence and chandeliers ranging in price from 22 dollars to 1,300 dollars.

The 32-year-old former model had to tear down the mansion because it did not meet hurricane standards and was wrecked by bugs, the Daily Mail reported.

She will be moving in to the dream home once it is finished with her children by Tiger, 4-year-old daughter Sam and son Charlie, 2. (ANI)