A three-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Farsley, West Yorkshire, has been listed for sale at £375,000, with a striking illuminated McDonald's Golden Arches sign mounted on the kitchen wall.
The property appears conventional from the outside, but the kitchen features the large LED sign, which estate agents Dacre Son & Hartley say the owners acquired from an electrician who had one going spare. The sign was reportedly originally used in an actual branch of the fast-food chain.
Mixed reactions online
After the townhouse was shared on a property-focused social media page, it sparked divided opinions among viewers. One user remarked: "I'm not loving it."
Another defended the choice, saying: "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."
Property features
The property is being marketed at £375,000 and has been described as a "superb family home." Spread across three storeys, it boasts bifold doors, three bathrooms, allocated parking, and a garden complete with a shed.
The listing states: "A well-presented three-bedroom end townhouse in a sought-after Farsley location, featuring a fantastic extended kitchen diner with bifold doors opening to the rear garden."
"This is an ideal family home close to local amenities and transport links. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the space, layout and appeal of this fantastic extended family home," the listing adds.
