Check out this house

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www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-46165022.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=sharing&utm_campaign=buying

My goodness

From the way they've piled stuff up on beds.

I think they're tenants who are mid-move.

Mine looks much the same today. But that's because I have a massive hangover.

I think the owner (or current occupier) is a proper full-on hoarder. Debilitating condition really.

As an aside, how can it be a "bungalow" when "accommodation is on three levels"??

RoganJosh I agree

I can't believe they managed to take 18 photos, what a mess.

Haha! Maybe it's a couple who have split up, and one of them still living there doesn't want to sell, so has deliberately left it like a tip. If it's the husband, he's either got a gf or he's a trannie.

Black bags = started packing

It's not an old person who died. Not with that bra!

Perhaps the bra was not worn by the owner but a visitor that got the owner over excited...

There's a fire extinguisher in the kitchen which makes me think disgruntled tenants.

I thought it would be worse. Hoarding lite.

Nothing a couple of skips wouldn't sort...

Bet that would make a gorgeous house when it has had some TLC.
I'd have it any day!
Do I get to keep the bra?

Its a nice house if a buyer looks past the stuff

think its obv tenants pissed off at being evicted

I thought there was a dog gazing forlornly out of the window for it's owner to return but it's a stuffed toy -I think.

I think this is a "Daily Mail" ploy to increase the number of viewers. BTW, I noticed THREE vacuum cleaners... all in "unused condition", no doubt.

why take so many photos though?? they should have done the outside photos and the floorplan (which is missing!). I does look like it has been ransacked, maybe it was? Hoardres pile stuff into every surface tighly - look at these books in dissaray on half empty shelves! As if someone deliberately knoecked things or were sezrching for stuff during burglary. Or someone got into an unhinged mode (MH/drugs?)

I don't think I could buy this - the vibe is hugely negative, well beyond simple untidyness.

oh my, sorry for typos

That's a little-old-lady house. It doesn't say no onward chain but My guess is there are either no relatives to tidy it and said little old lady is unable to manage and house is being flogged to fund nursing home fees. OR little old lady has died and relatives too upset to clear house and it's a private sale and house clearance firm will take away all the stuff when it's sold.

Either way, it's a sad look at 40 years of residence (the bookshelves are packed) :(

I got my house - in a very pricey part of London - for a really low price because it was filthy and hideously decorated. Plus the couple were going through a ghastly divorce and quite clearly had agreed to accept the first offer they got: they put the house on the market the week before Christmas, we saw it and put in a silly offer, they accepted - you only do that to stick two fingers up to your other half, surely? One of their kids greeted us by scrawling sexually explicit and racist graffiti all over her room.

I really love a bargain, but also like that however much of a tip my home looks, it will NEVER be as bad as it was.