A semi-detached home in Liverpool has come on the market for £425,000 - and it's nestled in a very recognisable location.
The property, on Menlove Avenue in Mossley Hill, is tucked away just off the roundabout where Queens Drive meets Allerton Road.
Plenty of commuters pass along this major route in and out of the city every single day and may have always wondered what this property looks like on the inside.
Now it's up for sale, photos uploaded to Zoopla can satisfy your curiosity and offer a glimpse inside this immaculately designed home.
On the market with Purple Bricks, the property has a stunning interior design scheme and a number of quirky elements that make it stand out from anything else on the market.
From the outside, the bright blue front door and traditional frontage don't give away too much - with all the magic tucked away inside.
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Stepping into the entrance porch, the original mosiac floor tiles can be spotted underfoot, with a stained glass window above the door emblazoned with the house number.
The kitchen is decorated with striking black floorboards and a central island that's set up as a breakfast bar, complete with modern light fittings overhead.
An open plan layout leads into a living space with an striking exposed brick fireplace and accompanying window seat positioned at the front of the property.
Heading upstairs, the staircase has been stripped back to the original wood with a painted-on central runner featuring numbers on each step.
Throughout the property are a number of quirky design features, like more stained glass windows and in-built cupboards of varying shapes and sizes, plus fire places in a number of the rooms.
A family bathroom boasts a claw-foot bath tub and exposed brick walls, with four spacious bedrooms throughout the property.
Stepping outside, the yard area is split into a raised patio area, with the rest of the space consisting of an enclosed wrap around walled garden.
