HOUSE-HUNTERS have been left disillusioned by an property agent’s advert for a £2.5 million property with an “underground seaside” that was deemed a “let down”.

Property agent Damion Merry has amassed a big social media following on TikTok for his excursions of luxurious properties and his newest is not any completely different.

In his newest video on Saturday, Damion gave a tour of a property in Denham, South Buckinghamshire that has been listed for provides over the eye-watering determine of £2.5 million.

The video begins with Damion standing on the street exterior the property as he says: “Hey guys, I’m Damion Merry, I’m within the village of Denham – one of the crucial well-known and iconic villages within the UK.

“I’m going to indicate you what £2,500,000 will get you – grade two listed, lovely properties, the perfect gardens and an underground seaside.”

The digital camera then follows Damion around the facet of the standard red-bricked dwelling and in by means of a heavy-set wood door.

Damion makes a beeline for a staircase main downstairs, as he says: “So, as you stroll into the property, you flip left, you go down some stairs and have a look at this.”

The digital camera then follows him down a set of stairs that options drawings of Egyptian gods and hieroglyphics on both facet of the partitions.

The room on the foot of the steps resembles a cave with each the partitions and the ceiling missing paint and wallpaper – as a substitute solely the creases of the underground construction will be seen within the foundations.

The cellar seems to have been transformed right into a bar of types because it incorporates a excessive desk and chairs, and dozens of wine racks and bottles all through.

Most bizarrely, upon additional inspection your entire ground of the room is the truth is coated in a thick layer of sand, which Damion picks up and sprinkles once more.

He says: “Sand from the seashores in Cornwall cowl your entire ground. This can be a wine cellar, you’ve received a swimming pool right here which lets a pure gentle flood proper by means of.

“I imply, simply take a second to take this unbelievable cellar in, that is superb – I’d love this.”

The digital camera pans to the window, which reveals that it seems to be out into an outside pool, which basks the underground room in a pale blue gentle.

The “underground seaside” additionally options sculptures of ammonite fossils and seashells in addition to candelabras and different miscellaneous traditionally impressed decor.

Damion picks up a bottle of wine and glances at it, including: “You possibly can retailer a 1940 bottle of pink down right here, however now let me present you the gardens.”

Damion proceeds to make his approach again as much as the bottom ground as he stands in a big front room that showcases heavy wood options in addition to a number of pink leather-based sofas and a hearth.

“So, this as soon as was 4 cottages and within the 40s was transformed into this.” he provides.

Damion posted the clip to social media on Saturday with the caption: “A busy day filming in the present day in Denham, South Buckinghamshire at provides over £2,500,000. Keep tuned.”

The video has obtained over 5,000 likes and greater than 200 feedback from TikTok customers who, regardless of the home’s distinctive options and hefty price ticket, have been left unimpressed by the “underground seaside”.

One person wrote: “All I can take into consideration is the sand being all by means of each room in the home. It will get irritating actual fast to all the time have sand between my toes.”

One other wrote: “Can we now have our Cornish sand again please.”

A 3rd mentioned: “Traditional actual property – ‘Underground Seaside’…sandpit mate.”

One other commented: “Underground seaside, what a let down.”

A fifth replied: “The basement would find yourself getting used as a glorified cat litter. It must be cleared out asap.”

The village of Denham is roughly 273 miles away from the seashores of Cornwall, elevating questions on the necessity to transport sand from that particular space.

Opposite to this home’s distinctive price ticket, properties in Denham had an total common value of £523,485 over the past 12 months, in accordance with Rightmove.