A four-bedroom house boasting a large garden and ‘lots of storage space’ has gone on the market for £250,000 – but it’s stuffed to the brim with clutter.
From the outside, everything appears intact at this semi-detached home in Charminster, Dorset.
Managed by estate agent Wilson Tominey, the property is advertised on Rightmove as having ‘a lovely open plan aspect on the ground floor’ which ‘creates a generous bright space perfect for family living’.
It also adds: ‘The living room offers plenty of space for a range of furniture and flows through into the diner at the rear of the property offering an excellent space for family living and versatility to the ground floor.’
However, stepping inside you are greeted with mountains of rubbish and misplaced items.
From the outside, everything appears intact at this semi-detached home in Charminster, Dorset
But once you step inside you can see the mountain of clutter and rubbish
The damning pictures reveal how the kitchen has no bare surface in sight and is scattered with condiments, papers, and even a hat.
Two grey cats can be seen on the work counters in a bid to curb the lack of space on the floor.
Cardboard boxes, rucksacks and opened plastic boxes cover the floor making it difficult to walk around the spacious room.
The dining room table is also scattered with board games, boxes and other miscellaneous items, making it impossible to sit down and have a meal.
Each bedroom has mismatched decor and every surface is lumped with belongings. One has a clothes horse in the centre of the bedroom.
Another is filled with collapsed and open crisp boxes along with rolls of bubble wrap. One bedroom has a bunk bed but the bottom level is full of junk.
It is also stacked with collectable Doctor Who and Bobbleheads along with stacks of chunky books.
Additionally, there are no photos of the garden because it is ‘overgrown.’
The rest of the listing on Rightmove reads: ‘An extended four bedroom open plan family home that enjoys parking for two cars and rear westerly garden living space.
‘Situated in the village setting of Charminster, it’s home to a beautiful country pub and country walks along the river Cerne.
Managed by estate agent Wilson Tominey, the property is advertised on Rightmove as having ‘a l ovely open plan aspect on the ground floor’
Each bedroom has mismatched decor and every surface is lumped with belongings
There are no photos of the garden because it is ‘overgrown.’
The damning pictures reveal how t he kitchen has no bare surface in sight and is scattered with condiments, papers, and even a hat
There is almost no room in this bedroom to stand where two bunk-beds are situated
The listing says ‘The kitchen has a range of fitted units and space for white goods, finished with decorative tiles surrounding’
A look at the bathroom at the ‘spacious’ property
Cardboard boxes, rucksacks and opened plastic boxes cover the floor making it difficult to walk around the spacious room
It is also stacked with collectable Doctor Who and Bobbleheads along with stacks of chunky books
The dining room table is also scattered with board games, boxes and other miscellaneous items, making it impossible to sit down and have a meal
‘The county town of Dorchester is just a short commute away and offers ample amenities.’
It adds: ‘A small porch offers storage for jackets and boots before leading into the living space.
‘The kitchen has a range of fitted units and space for white goods, finished with decorative tiles surrounding.
‘Before ascending the staircase an opening leads into the side extension. Currently used for ample storage this extension further increased the ground floor footprint and has versatile options for the homeowner.
‘Ascending to the first floor there are four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedrooms one, two and three are all double rooms with bedroom four being a generous single.
‘The family bathroom at the centre of the property is conveniently placed and comprises a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and W/C.
‘The rear garden is proportionate to the size of the property and has a pleasant westerly aspect however is currently overgrown so photos to follow. The front driveway has parking for two medium to small cars.’