Homeowner blasted for listing refurbished home for £225k after house hunters spot massive catch

After a host listed their property for £ 225,000, he infuriated home hunters and branded a ‘fantasy club’.

At first glance, the single bedroom property apparently ‘passage’ II. It is a bargain set on the leafy floors of the development listed in the classroom.

It has an ultra -modern decor with only interior paintings, facility, stylish white walls and stylish kitchen.

In Rightmove, it is described as a ‘first home’ or ‘perfect’ option to shrink, boasting for ‘special garden’ allegations and various benefits, including ‘landscape common reasons’.

However, Reddit users drew attention to a large ground in a ‘parking lot’ with 500 square meters.

‘The only thing that goes for this is the possibility that you can be in Nip on the rear fence and Savacentre in 5 minutes. Or Ikea at 10, ‘they added.

A second Quined: ‘Spend half of the time in IKEA to get away from your hut. I can’t buy furniture because it doesn’t fit, so IKEA can relax in one of the living rooms.

At first glance, a single bedroom property apparently ‘passage II. Class is a bargain set in leafy reasons of a listed development.

Another is on the upper floor [was] Long enough to stand up ‘.

As for the defense of the property, someone wrote: ‘To be fair, a really nice club and a great holiday will allow a beautiful field in a place.

‘The problem here is the price.’

According to agents who claim that the region has large transportation connections with both the train station and the nearby M4, the detached house is ‘in a suitable place’.

However, the ‘home blending charm’ and ‘modern comfort’ did not seem to have won everyone with a person ‘[d]With a reservation fee of £ 1,000 to bid the building.

“ Terrible, ” he said. ‘Literally in a parking lot of the word, [and] In addition to big new buildings, concrete is supported to the corners with ‘garden ornaments’.

‘There is no character except for an unstable beam, the small windows were divided upstairs and down, downstairs.

‘[It] Plonked at an old parking point looks like a club. I think you can walk around the ‘car park’.

‘Just a list of missed opportunities – by breaking some buyers to make money for a developer.’

It has an ultra modern decor with the facility, elegant white walls and stylish kitchen from interior paintings.

Rightmove is defined as a ‘first home’ or ‘perfect’ option for reduction.

However, a Reddit user claimed that it was ‘mushroom garden ornaments’, and if the critics have saddles, and if real, each stone can be about £ 500.

‘One of our former neighbors has one original,’ they replied. “ His father was a farmer with a large land and gave him a gift before he died. Apparently people usually play to sell them. ‘

Reminding how the property was transformed, another seemed to be ‘a little strange’.

They believed in spite of the ground plans that suggest that a bed and a bathroom facility had no window in the bedroom.

‘I think there are two glass backgrounds on the ground floor windows, probably to compress a little natural light, but there is no single opening window or roof light, it won’t be very pleasant.

In addition, the only escape route passes through an open plan area with a kitchen. All this makes me quite suspicious … ‘

In other places, Hove, East Sussex residents reacted to the ordinary -looking property with a £ 2.5 million in the market with ‘shock’ and ‘insecurity’.

Asking for a price for the wise property, it caused a surprise among potential buyers claiming to be ‘overprced’.

Rightmove is defined as a ‘first home’ or ‘perfect’ option for reduction.

An elderly couple who want to shrink from three bedroom houses, attracted the anger of some household hunters online

2.5 million pounds home, sitting on the third street in Upmarket Hove and just 100 meters from the Pebble Beach

Although the red brick house has a searched beach, they claim that it actually returned to the high -storey apartments block and sits on a busy path with a high crime rate.

The owners, who were in the late 80s, bought the property in East Sussex in 2010 for £ 750,000, but now they have launched for more than three times that amount.

According to property experts Purple bricksThe average cost of a house on the street that the couple wants to sell is 600 thousand £.

A resident told Mailonline: ‘I was shocked. In the last 15 years, how much house prices have increased, but I never expect a house to be on the market – this is a king’s ransom.

Really incredible. I understand that it is in a desired place, but this road is always very busy and looking at the backyard apartments – not exactly a beautiful sight. ‘