A converted home has left social media users baffled after it’s advertised with bin bag windows – and comes at a pricey cost.
The bizarre property, listed on Yaencontre, is advertised as a “rustic” shipping container.
For €1,000 (£855) per month, there are five bedrooms and three bathrooms included, as well as rural farmland right on the doorstep.
But there are some sacrifices to be made – as the home comes without windows, and instead, bin bags in place, as well as half-built brick walls.
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There is also rubbish stashed in corners, mismatched furniture, and a ramp to the front door.
And the living space has made its way to X, formerly Twitter, where user, @fxckyoumore, shared screenshots of the shocking space – racking up 66,000 views and hundreds of likes.
They posted: “For the modest price of €1,000 a month you can live in a wonderful ‘rustic’ style container with garbage bags instead of windows.
“I personally love the industrial feel that the exposed brick gives it.”
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Ushers have flocked to the comments to share their reactions to the home, located in Torrent, Valencia, Spain, with many people hoping it’s a joke.
Adrian said: “The ramp thinking about accessibility, they are in everything.”
Someone else wrote: “What a shame, could’ve been amazing.”
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Susi added: “Tell me that this is a joke and is fake.”
Maria commented: “Like €1,000 a month for a shanty? Hahahahahaha.”
Another user said: “Leaky dungeon.”
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