A seemingly unassuming family home, concealing an interior filled with clutter, has been listed on the market for £250,000.
Externally, the property resembles a standard four-bedroom family residence.
However, stepping across the threshold unveils a substantial cleanup endeavor – every room within the house is brimming with stacks of discarded objects.
Situated on Meadow View in Charminster Village, Dorchester, the home’s price aligns with the region’s average at approximately £245,000.
Despite its disorderly state, the property boasts considerable space, with an immaculate kitchen. Yet, cardboard boxes and cleaning supplies are strewn across the countertops.
Various items are scattered throughout, encompassing plush toys and furnishings, leaving minimal space for movement and complicating room accessibility.
While the house accommodates only one bathroom, this particular space appears to have incurred the least clutter.
The theme of rubbish extends to the bedrooms as well.
One bedroom, in particular, is overwhelmed by an array of Doctor Who and Star Wars collectibles.
Although the garden isn’t pictured, the property description notes that it is presently “overgrown.”
“The property boasts an inviting open-plan layout on the ground floor, creating a spacious and bright environment perfect for family life,” reads the description.
“The rear garden complements the property’s dimensions and enjoys a pleasant westerly orientation, although it is currently overgrown. Photos will be provided in due course.”
Online users have been taken aback by the disarray, many offering humorous remarks.
Sophie Fleck quipped, “OPEN PLANNED LIVING SPACE.”
William Smith commented, “That’s more of a collector than a hoarder. Poor children though. I’ve seen situations far worse than this.”
Elizabeth expressed, “Regrettably, this is the best among the worst. Troubling times.”
Jessie added humorously, “That appears worse than my own bedroom.”