It could be challenging to find the perfect house that satisfies all of your needs. Finding a place to call home frequently requires making compromises. Nobody wants to give up on certain aspects of a home, though.
Let me tell you about a regular house that, upon closer inspection, reveals the reason it hasn’t sold. This British house was on the market, and at first glance, it seemed to fit the bill perfectly.
The house had four bedrooms, a main suite, an open garage, and a spotless lawn. The house was described in the listing as being in “high standard” condition, but it failed to draw any potential buyers. It took a while for the reason for this lack of interest to become clear.
Purple was overwhelmingly prevalent throughout the home. All of the walls were decorated with purple, but it didn’t end there.
Including the carpeting, curtains, and ceilings, the color was present in every nook and cranny of the rooms.
The main bedroom’s closet doors were also tinted a bright purple. Repainting the walls might seem simple, but changing fixtures like closet doors might be more challenging.
The bathroom walls were tiled in white with purple flower accents. The bathroom’s floor and walls were covered in shaggy purple carpeting, despite the white bathtub.
The overwhelming presence of purple inside had surprisingly little effect on the house’s exterior facade. It was a plain tower, but behind its doors was a rainbow of colors.
Similar to the surroundings inside, the exterior of the house gave no indication of the vibrant interior that lay inside. This unusual home was being offered for £400,000.
If the new owner didn’t have a special affinity for the color purple, something had to change.
So, dear reader, would you choose to live in this purple haven? Please express your thoughts in the section below.
And if you know someone who will either adore or detest this singular home, kindly forward them this article.
