House for sale for £375,000 has bizarre McDonald's sign covering kitchen wall
House hunters have been left divided over a Yorkshire property with a very unusual feature – a giant illuminated McDonald's sign hanging above the kitchen.
House hunters have been left doing a double take after a seemingly ordinary Yorkshire home hit the market for £375,000 – with a HUGE McDonald's sign on the kitchen wall.
The three-bedroom end-of-terrace property in Farsley, West Yorkshire, looks relatively unassuming from the outside. But step inside and you'll discover an unexpected splash of fast-food flair dominating the kitchen. The giant illuminated Golden Arches sign is a far cry from the otherwise conventional decor – and has already sparked debate among potential buyers and social media users.
Estate agents Dacre, Son & Hartley revealed the unusual feature was acquired from an electrician who had a spare sign that had previously been displayed at an actual McDonald's restaurant.The LED display lights up, turning the kitchen into something resembling a fast-food fan's dream.
The property was shared on a social media property page, where viewers were quick to give their verdicts.Not everyone was won over, with one commenter bluntly admitting: "I'm not loving it." But others defended the owners' quirky choice, suggesting the sign gave the home a personal touch. One supporter wrote: "I think they’ve done a good job of personalising a standard house - maybe the couple who live there met while working at McDonalds and they’ve memorialised it like that. Fair play to them."
And behind the eye-catching feature, the house has plenty of conventional selling points. The £375,000 property is described by the estate agents as a "superb family home" and is arranged over three floors. It boasts three bedrooms, three bathrooms, allocated parking and an extended kitchen-diner with bifold doors opening onto the rear garden. There is also a garden shed, while the location offers access to local amenities and transport links.
The listing describes it as a "well-presented three-bedroom end townhouse" in a sought-after part of Farsley. It adds that the extended kitchen-diner and its doors opening onto the garden make it an ideal family home. The agents recommend an early viewing so buyers can appreciate the property's space, layout and appeal.
Whether the Golden Arches will seal the deal or send potential buyers running remains to be seen – but this Yorkshire home certainly serves up something different.