The diagnosis of intranasal masses can often be confusing due to the diversity of inflammatory and neoplastic lesions affecting the sinonasal tract, and the ambiguity of symptoms. Haemangiomas have been described in head and neck. However, uncommon findings such as bony remodelling and unusual clinical appearance of mass were noted in the present case. The description of such non-classical presentations is essential in deciding further management and preventing plausible hemodynamic imbalance.