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A classic British family member in Swansea has just come off the market, but the kitchen has an unexpected function.
At first glance it is just a normal house with two bedrooms in the charming village by the sea of Mumbles, in Swansea.
The idiosyncratic clear blue terrace -shaped house is just a few minutes from the coast and was up for £ 295,000.
But the other modest house has an interesting function.
In most households under the hob is an oven, but in these two beds the previous owners opted for a Hagedis tank instead.
Without under the kitchen sink, a large lizard tank seems to be with various small lizards in it.
It describes the 'interior height points' on the properties of the property, says:' Step in to discover a carefully presented interior.
A quirky clear blue terrace -shaped house that is just a few minutes from the coast was for £ 295,000
But it had one striking strange function. Under the hob in the kitchen is a Hagedis tank
The unconventional function stands out in a different coastal house
'The living spaces bathe in natural light and create an inviting ambiance everywhere. Modern luminaires and fittings supplement the tasteful design and offer a mix of style and functionality. '
However, no mention is made of the particularly intriguing yet strange function.
In a video posted by Tiktok Page Housing Horrors, there seems to be three to four lizards in the tank.
The post has become viral and a debate is made about whether the amphibians are real or not.
Although some say that the tank is real, others claim that it is clearly a fake.
A tick user said, “It's a fake vivarium but still cool.”
The living room is dressed with black leather benches, a fashionable dining table and lots of decor
Displayed: the living room. There are no other indications in the house photos that indicate a love of lizards
The bedroom is beautifully designed with black glass cupboards and paintings in marble style
Another claimed that they had stayed in the house and could check if it was not fake.
The comment was: 'I stayed in this house, it is not a fake Viv.
“The house supports the rocky bank and the rocks could not have moved, so it is just like looking at glass for the rock.”
A valid question asked by the Housing Horrors Account Runner was where the oven is.
An advertisement by Makelaars Astleys loudly last year: 'Embrace coastal living at its best!
'Nestled in the lively embrace of the village by the Sea of Mumbles, presented this flawlessly presented two bedrooms and two bathrooms in the middle of the terrace your entrance gate to the perfect lifestyle of the coast.
'Discover the charm and the convenience of this house, strategically adjusted to an enviable location that seamlessly combines modern comfort with Seaside Allure.
“From the moment you step in, you will be fascinated by the inviting atmosphere and the thoughtful design.”
The list on the Onhoemarket was: 'The top location of this house provides convenience to the door.
“Explore the eclectic mix of local shops, cafés and restaurants, or take a quiet walk along the picturesque coastline, weeks in the beauty of the renowned surroundings of Mumbles.”
