One of the first rules to selling your home is to make it appealing to buyers.
However the owner of a two-bedroom property for sale in Canterbury in Kent, appears to have ignored that rule.
Their end-of-terrace house located in a 'quiet-de-sac' is up for sale for £210,000 but the new owner will need to give it a good clean first.
Remarkable pictures of the property shows it filled with clothes, toys and rubbish inside each room and even in the garden.
The online ad on Rightmove describes it as "a great first time home, downsize or investment."
The kitchen is filled with laundry on the floor and across the breakfast bar while the worktops have junk and toys strewn across them.
The living room even has a toppled Christmas tree still on the floor.
A tub of emulsion paint is in the middle of the floor next to a screwdriver.
What appears to be the master bedroom has a grubby mattress with soiled bedding alongside stained carpets and junk all over the floor.
Bizarrely there is both a vacuum cleaner and a carpet cleaner in the room but it clearly hasn't been used.
The second bedroom has a cot, a children's bed and a single bed, all with bedding still on them, with filthy carpets and a torn wallpaper. A baby bath filled with junk is against a wall.
The lounge shows a toppled Christmas tree next to a brown sofa with cables and junk on the floor.
The garden is also filled with junk and includes a ride on car toy for a child while the landing's magnolia walls are soiled with handprints.
The property is being advertised as "chain-free".
