This property may look normal from the outside, but once you step foot inside the front door it’s a whole new thing together.
This house, which appears just like any other house on the block from the outside, is a complete and utter disaster as soon as you step through its front doors.
The previous owners of this property in Hillingdon, Middlesex decorated the entire inside of the house purple, leaving no room without a splash of violet. Even the bathroom got a hammering! Unless you are a huge fan of the color purple, you’re going to want to gag by all the vibrant hues.
All be it if you love the color purple as much as these people did then this could have been yours for £400,000 ($650,000).
From AWM:
As soon as you step through the normal-looking front door, you’ll be struck by how ugly the inside is. You’re utterly bathed in purple as the home floods your eyeballs with its in-your-face color choices, which happen to all be the same – purple.
Although purple has been the color associated with royalty for a long time, it is most certainly not when it is flooded in every corner of a home. At that point, it just looks like someone trying too hard to connect themselves to the idea of royalty. Unless they are just color blind and can’t tell what color is what.
If you happen to feel that this home is utterly beautiful, you may not be alone. Besides the person behind its decoration, another person did eventually purchase the home. At what price, we do not have that information handy, but it was sold. Whether or not, they called a house painter as soon as they signed the paperwork is an entirely different matter. Thankfully, the problem with this house could mostly be solved with a few new coats of paint.
Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder. That’s why this homeowner thought it was a great idea to transform their average-looking home into a side-show display of purple that could not be replicated unless someone really, really wanted to.
The real estate agent advertised the home as having plenty of “family-inspired design,” but that just sounds like creative advertising kaka intended to trick someone into signing the paperwork.
Source: AWM