A seemingly ordinary semi-detached house in the West Midlands has hit the property market with a startling secret behind its conventional facade. Priced at £300,000, the three-bedroom home in Bilston, Wolverhampton, reveals an unexpectedly dark and dramatic gothic interior that stands in stark contrast to its unassuming exterior.
A Dark and Dramatic Interior
Step inside, and you are immediately transported into a world of dark aesthetics. The living room sets the tone with jet-black walls, a skull-shaped coffee table, and deep black sofas. The most striking feature is undoubtedly a coffin-shaped TV stand, establishing the property's unique character from the outset.
The thematic decor extends throughout the home. The kitchen is decorated entirely in black, including all the cupboards and fittings. In the dining room, a medieval-style table and chairs are complemented by crimson walls and rich, red velvet curtains, creating a vampiric ambiance.
Spiral Staircase and Master Suite
A black, spiral staircase leads to the upper floor and the master bedroom. Here, the gothic theme continues with a dramatic black four-poster bed, complete with matching bedding, offering a truly immersive experience for the new owner.
Despite its unconventional interior design, the property, being sold by Paul Dubberley estate agents and listed on Rightmove, boasts many practical and family-friendly features.
Prime Location and Practical Perks
The home is situated in a prime Bilston location along the popular Birmingham New Road. It offers off-road parking, a private rear garden, and a garage, making it practical for families or commuters.
The location provides excellent transport links, with Coseley train station a short walk away, offering direct services to Wolverhampton and Birmingham. The property also has easy access to major road networks like the A4123 and M5. The area is well-served by shops, schools, and green spaces, ticking all the boxes for convenient modern living, albeit with a distinctly dark twist.
