Unassuming £119K home in Newport goes on the market, people stunned & terrified when they see ‘insane horrors’ inside
MOST people trying to sell their home will give it a quick tidy before the estate agent comes round to take pictures.
You might be tempted to hide away any personal possessions or de- clutter in a bid to make your property more attractive to potential buyers.
And an estate agent will usually do their best to take flattering photographs of the space – including using handy tips to make your room look bigger.
But one household has decided against doing that, instead laying their interesting lifestyle bare for the internet to see.
TikTok user @housinghorrors found the property for sale on Rightmove and posted a clip on the video-sharing platform, telling viewers he’s “never seen anything quite like it” and warning them “this place is insane.”
The house, located on Prince Street in Newport, looks unassuming from the outside – but interior pictures, now removed from the sale site, tell a frighteningly different story.
Opening his clip with a shot of the two-bed end of terrace from the street, the TikTokker says: “I’ve just found a sex dungeon for sale on Rightmove, check this out.”
He goes on to tell viewers the property is on the market for £125,000 – but since posting his video, the house has been reduced to £119,000.
Clicking through the pictures attached to the listing, he says: “This is the living room and it does look a little bit suspicious.”
The “suspicious” living room has a flashy gold and black colour scheme – featuring an extravagant gold throne seat and matching footstool.
There’s also a large ring light (typically used by content creators to get flattering lighting in video or photos) and a huge pair of black platform stilettos sat neatly on the side.
Moving through the pictures to see the bedroom, the TikTokker is gobsmacked by the set up.
Calling the room a “sex dungeon”, he points out the bed sheets have been protected by a bright red towel.
On the wall, above the bed, there is a long line of handcuffs, whips, chains and “all sorts of stuff”, just waiting to be used.
There’s even a large kitchen roll left by the bedside table!
But there’s even more shocking paraphernalia, and readers can consider this an official warning for those faint of heart.
Downstairs another ring light is positioned next to several “crazy” chairs – the unusual seating is actually sex furniture, designed to enhance your position during the act.
Everywhere you look, the walls are covered in whips, belts and canes.
The house is being advertised as a “fantastic opportunity” for “investors looking to expand their portfolio”.
Rightmove’s website says the current tenants have “lived in the property for several years” and “do not have any intentions to move out”.
Top tips for selling your home, from a property expert
Jonathan Rolande, a property valuer and former estate agent of 20 years, lifts the lid on the do’s and don’ts of selling up.
- Avoid cooking foods with strong smells before you’re about to have a house viewing.
- Make sure your home is clean and free of clutter.
- Hide any hints of pets… and children.
- Ditch solar panels, jacuzzis and home pubs.
- If you’re bad at renovations, don’t DIY!
- Try and sell at Christmas, it’s the ‘perfect time’.
As you can probably guess, the comment section on TikTok was flooded by viewers.
One person wrote: “You could clean this house for a hundred years and it would not be clean enough.”
“And I thought there was nothing to do in Newport”
TikTok user
While someone else joked: “Is it furnished? Asking for a friend.”
Another flummoxed person said: “The estate agents wouldn’t let my friend keep her Christmas decorations up for pictures but THIS was totally fine with them?!”