Claire Cossey listed the Leighton Buzzard property with all the usual details of her home, plus a video containing her take on the Limahl synth classic.
Priced at £700,000, the house contains five bedrooms, three bathrooms, as well as space for a dog-grooming business, which the owner appears to currently run. Cossey opens the song: "This old house, there is so much to see. Living room, all covered with these beams."She goes on to detail the house's various amenities to the continued tune of the song throughout the three minute video.
"Air source heat pump fitted, and solar panels too, with its own small business, there is so much you can do, the never ending property," she sings.Stranger ThingsWith a mixed reception, some have commented on the song's catchiness while others have focused on the house's valuation, saying it's overpriced due to its proximity to the A5.Another slammed the video, saying: "This is the worst thing I’ve ever seen. Not sure about the ‘never ending property’.
But putting public opinion of the song itself aside, one Twitter user said: "The internet laughing at that lady selling her house with a song about the 'never ending property' meanwhile she's getting more advertising than she could ever have imagined. Clever lady."
❤️🎼🎶And so many cars and lorries rushing noisily by,🎵 On the King's busy high road outside,🎶With horns a-toot-toot-tooting all the livelong day,🎹Rattling our window's sashes and casements the days and the nights away.🎵🎶💋
It’s a poor man’s sandybatchelor
❤️🎼🎶And so many horny cars passing by🎵 on the busy road outside 🎶with their toot-a-toot-tooting horns🎹💋
Yes, torn between tune & brain. Brain wins but tune adaptation not bad.
I love it and her. Brilliant 😂
There is no division. The country stands united in our love of her rendition!