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a house of five bedroom and four bathrooms for sale in Fairfax, Virginia made headlines shortly after they went on the market for $800,000. According to the Insider website, while the property’s commercialization looks like an ordinary residence, it has some distinctive features. According to the ad, a person lives in the basement and future buyers would not be able to see the space.
The house in Fairfax, Virginia as shown in Google Street View. (Photo: Playback / Google Maps)
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In just a week the house seems to have gone off the market. The responsible real estate agent negotiation said in an interview with the Fox 5 channel that the property had received five offers from potential buyers, including offers in excess of the amount requested in the ad.
The house as shown in the ad (Photo: Reproduction)
Among the terms of sale, the ad listed “cash only”, “no access to basement” and “house being sold as is, with person in basement, no rent payment”. According to Fox 5, op Neighbor stated that a mother and her daughter lived in the basement of the house, but the relationship between them and the owners of the property was unclear.
The agent stated that the home has a door that needs replacing, a broken dishwasher, a leaking bathroom, old carpet, and broken windows. It is estimated that the repair would cost the buyer around $25,000. The property gained popularity after the Zillow Gone Wild, the famous replication profile of real estate ads, post the case on your Instagram page. The post garnered thousands of likes, and netizens questioned the value of the property and the unique circumstances of the sale.
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