MELROSE, MASS. (WHDH) - A man who drove down a walkway, up a porch and through the front door of a house in Melrose Wednesday morning was on his way home from the hospital when he suddenly blacked out.

Authorities responding around 11:30 a.m. to a crash on East Emerson Street found a grey sedan sticking out of the front of a three-story home.

The driver, a 25-year-old Revere man, told 7’s Byron Barnett that he had just left Melrose-Wakefield Hospital after having blood drawn when he lost consciousness, veered off the road and crashed.

The man could only remember waking up in the front hallway of the home next to a grandfather clock. He was not hurt and was able to walk out of the home on his own.

The driver caused extensive damage to the front porch and knocked down support beams.

Homeowner Paul Mastronardi rushed home from work after hearing about the crash. He was stunned but managed to make light of the situation.

“I needed a new front door anyway,” Mastronardi said. “I wish I didn’t paint it over the weekend.”

No injuries were reported. A tow truck has since pulled the totalled vehicle out of the home.

The driver was not cited.

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