Shocking price! Hampshire three-bed bungalow with a massive electricity pylon in the back garden goes up for sale for £380,000
A three-bedroom bungalow with a gigantic electricity pylon in the back garden goes up for sale for £380,000.
The Hampshire home is for sale with Jeffries and Dibbens in Portchester and appears to be a lovely family house.
It boasts three bedrooms, a conservatory and garage, as well as a huge electricity pylon in the back garden.
Three-bedroom bungalow with a gigantic electricity pylon in the back garden goes up for sale for £380,000
The Hampshire home is for sale with Jeffries and Dibbens in Portchester and appears to be a lovely family house
It boasts three bedrooms, a conservatory and garage, as well as a huge electricity pylon in the back garden
They do mention the giant erection in their marketing on rightmove, detto: ‘Please be advised that within the boundary of this property, namely the back garden, there is an electricity pylon.’
And pictures show the giant metal structure right in the middle of the lawn, amid bushes.
The property lies in a residential area of Fareham, Hampshire.
A description on rightmove says: ‘Situated in the requested location of The Thicket is this extended and very well presented three bedroom chalet bungalow.
They do mention the giant erection in their marketing on rightmove, detto: ‘Please be advised that within the boundary of this property, namely the back garden, there is an electricity pylon’
The rest of the home appears to be a normal family house with kitchen, bedrooms and conservatory
A description on rightmove says: ‘Situated in the requested location of The Thicket is this extended and very well presented three bedroom chalet bungalow’
Asked if buyers had been queuing up, an estate agent said: ‘I’m sure there will be’
‘The accommodation is provided over two floors and provides three double bedrooms, large lounge.
‘Modern kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory, detached garage and ample off road parking to the front.
‘Offered in good decorative order throughout viewing is highly advised.’
Asked if buyers had been queuing up, an estate agent said: ‘I’m sure there will be.’
