Four-bedroom rural house goes on sale for £1.75m – and it looks like the Teletubbies house
A LUXURY family home on the market in Shropshire will look oddly familiar to fans of one very well-known children’s show.
The four-bed property in Shrewsbury boasts some stunning features, including rural views, a top-of-the-range kitchen and underfloor heating.
But its architecture will ring a bell for anyone who grew up watching the Teletubbies – as it looks exactly like the Tubbytronic Superdome.
Just like the TV house, the £1.75million home is completely covered by grass.
The “living roof” means it blends perfectly into its countryside surroundings.
However, that’s where the similarities between the two pads ends.
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The Superdrome – home to Tinky-Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po – looks more like an empty aircraft hanger inside.
But the lucky new owner of Three Oaks will find an ultra-modern property filled with high-end additions.
The house, built in 2017, covers 7,000sq ft and features a second kitchen, whopping dining room and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Every bedroom has its own en suite and build-in bathroom, while the kitchen is fitted with an electric Aga, pricey Gaggenau fridge/freezer and in-built Miele coffee machine.
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Two sets of bi-fold doors on the ground floor open directly onto the paved terrace, and the living and drawing rooms have their own Aga log burners.
There’s also a music room and gym, as well as grounds spanning 1.2 acres.
Agents at Strutt and Parker say: “The property has been designed with the environment at the heart of the project and incorporates solar panels, private water supply via a borehole, a bio-mass boiler with intelligent heating system control and living roof.”
It’s not the only home with a sweet surprise in store on the market.
A £2.2m property in Belbroughton, Worcestershire comes complete with a pool, sauna, gym – and underground games room.
The owner of an £875,000 home in Belfast will find a massive slide extending between two floors in the back garden.
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And a ramshackle beach hut in Westward Ho!, Devon was snapped up for an eye-watering price – but there’s a very good reason.
Although it needs plenty of work, the outbuilding was snapped up within just two days of becoming available because it boasts astonishing seaside views.