A time capsule home that takes you back to the Swinging Sixties is on the market, with interiors largely intact.
The three-bedroom house in Brisbane, Australia was a ‘labor of love’ for its former owner, who took extreme measures to protect the home of his dreams from damage.
The deceased owner loved the contrasting colors and eclectic patterns, with clear evidence to be seen throughout the house.
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The woman’s daughter said it was her mother’s “passion” to keep the psychedelic interior of the 60s and 70s frozen in time.
Realtor Ray White Eight Mile Plains Michelle Lee, who is selling the property with coworker Ken Chin, said the incredible home has already generated interest.
She said realestate.com.au : “It was his mother’s passion – these colors. If he found a nice color, he would put it on the wall. The floor is also unique. He kept it very well.
“They’ve all been in fashion since the late 1970s, but they’re still very well maintained. It looks brand new. Blocked the sunlight, put the blinds to protect the colors.
“If you look at it, you will be surprised at how well it has been maintained.”
A price guide for the house has not yet been provided and the buyer is still accepting offers.
The list of the house found here Says: “You couldn’t ask for better in this beautiful, well-maintained family home. What else would you need?
“Inspection is a must, offers are welcome as this house will not last long!”
The one-of-a-kind property is one of the most viewed since it first hit the market thanks to its eclectic design and eye-catching patterns.
The house looks like its neighbors on the outside with a small slope leading to the property with a small garden in front.
The stunning kitchen is furnished in bright orange with striking tiled floors and walls, all with unique designs.
The main living room is next door, with no door separating the bedrooms, and has a beautiful carpet and a gold green wall with a leaf print.
In one of the bedrooms, the copper wallpaper features delicate details that stand out against the bold carpet.
Another bedroom is quieter with dark brown walls, though your eyes will be drawn to the shiny red and gold carpet.
Meanwhile, the bathroom features Moroccan-looking blue tiles and a stunning hanging crystal chandelier, as well as a tub and shower.
Another bedroom looks like something straight out of a 1970s design book, with incredibly eye-catching wallpaper and an eye-catching rug that takes you back to the 1960s.
A second bathroom features a bright set of orange and green tiles highlighted by a muted brown floor.
There is an impressive porch where new residents can sit and watch the world go by.
And a huge garden with lots of space for activities and a big blue shed in the back.
Real estate agent Michelle Lee said many people were interested in the house, with some onlookers cheering on the interior.
“It’s very popular because of the location and the design of the house,” he said.
“Some people think it has a nice color (inside) and others say there’s a lot of work to be done. Is very big.”
The house has gone viral on social media with people divided over the property’s unique design.
One person joked, “If you’re wondering why 70’s kids have such a simple style, you should see this; I suggest you put on your sunglasses to protect your eyes.
One fan replied, “I LOVE it. Not for a living, but someone should keep as a museum.
Another commented: “Batman of holy bright colors! It’s a party in every room. I’m also sure there was a washing machine with two old fashioned tubs.
A baffled American replied, “To me it’s a very Australian house, but again everything I know about Australia is from Australian TV.”
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