Average 3-bed house hits market for £250k but agency pics hide VERY weird feature – how long did it take you to spot it?
A SEEMINGLY normal three-bed house has hit the market for £250,000… but there’s a weird surprise hidden in the agency pics.
A detached pad in March, near Ely, Cambridgeshire looks entirely unassuming. With a spacious lounge diner, a kitchen breakfast room, and even a conservatory, it’s the ideal family home.
The ample back yard boasts a huge patio area perfect for summer BBQs.
Upstairs, the three bedrooms and family bathroom are all modestly decorated, each room a picture of suburban bliss.
However, one room stands out, and it’s not mentioned in the property listing.
Hold your breath as you step into the downstairs toilet, because you’re in for a shock.
This is not your average loo – it’s a Minions-themed marvel.
The downstairs toilet is plastered with Minions wallpaper and crammed full of the little yellow characters from the Despicable Me movies.
Every inch of the room screams Minions mania, from the walls to the shelves brimming with Minion toys.
The official description by Ellis Winters estate agents, who are handling the sale, runs through the usual features but skips this hilarious hidden gem.
The description reads: “Window to side, stairs to first floor and landing, cupboard housing gas fired boiler.
“Lounge and dining room features a bay window to front, two windows to the side, radiator, and ornamental fireplace.
“Patio doors to the conservatory, brick and glazed construction with door to rear garden.
“Kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with wall and base units with integral oven, hob and hood, plumbing for dishwasher, sink unit with mixer tap, window to side, radiator.
“Toilet Fitted with WC and wash hand basin, electric heater, window to rear.
“The bathroom is fully tiled and fitted with a three piece suite comprising a bath with shower over, vanity wash hand basin and WC, window to rear, radiator.
“To the front and side there is a block weave driveway providing off road parking. Gated access to the rear garden which is laid to the patio with artificial grass, electric and water supply and garden shed.”
But not a peep about the Minions-themed toilet.
This surprising discovery has been turning heads, making the house a hot topic in the area and beyond.
Fan of the Minion movies or not, this £250,000 home is sure to leave viewers smiling.
Inside UK’s ‘worst’ hoarder house
MUMMIFIED cats were found by cleaners who were sent to clean a house stuffed to the rafters.
In fact, the Lancashire house was so cluttered cleaners needed a ladder to climb through a second-storey window to reach the upper floor.
It took cleaners 45 hours to clean the house from all the rubbish, in a “worst-case” of hoarding they had ever seen, using dozens of skips.
The teams were tasked with clearing the home after the homeowner, a man in his 70s, had died.
Much of the house was jam-packed full of old phone equipment as the man wanted start a phone exchange business, which is where the hoarding began in the 1990s.
“Over the years he collected mounds of telecom technology. He began storing these telecom artifacts in containers.
“Then, when they were full he began filling under the floorboards,” a Blanchards spokesperson said.
The only space in the house was an armchair next to the cats, where the man spent all of his time.
The man had a hoarding disorder after analysis of the trash revealed he had been unable to throw anything away for upwards of three decades.
Meanwhile, unlike this hilarious minion feature, when it comes to property hunting, not all surprises are appreciated.
One incredibly cheap two bedroom property looks like a steal for only £80,000, but property viewers are in for an unpleasant surprise once they see it’s disgusting secret.
Elsewhere, these minion lovers are not the only home owners taking a gamble with peculiar design choices.
Some of the worlds most bizarre homes take it a step further including homes shaped like pianos, crocodiles and even a toilet.
