A home jam packed with dozens of different slot machines has hit the market for £92,000.
The bizarre property features an entire room dedicated to fruit machines you’d usually find in pubs and arcades.
The game room, which is by far the largest in the home, has a wide collection – including a classic Deal or No Deal machine.
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However, the property is struggling to sell – with the asking price previously being £100,000 back in October.
There is a grand total of 13 slot machines stacked inside what would traditionally be the lounge area.
The three-bed house is part of The Oval located in Washington, Tyne And Wear, as reported by LuxuryPropertyNews.
The home rakes in a whopping £9,000 of income every year through rent.
The new buyer will need to consider keeping the current tenants who ‘hope to remain in the property’.
The building is currently listed at £92,000 by Let Property Sales and Management.
The terraced house was listed last month and is kitted out with three bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and, of course, the games room.
The property also features a private garden and driveway.
A spokesperson for Let Property said: “Our latest listing is a 3-bedroom terrace house in Washington.
“It is in close proximity to valuable amenities, it is able to generate rewarding rental returns and has a tenant currently situated.
“For investors looking to expand their portfolio, this is a fantastic opportunity.
“The current tenants have lived in the property for several years and have consistently paid their rent for the duration of their stay.
“They do not have any intentions to move out so hope to remain in the property.
“We are committed to facilitating a smooth transaction process between buyer and seller.
“To allow for maximum commitment to the sale from both parties, a Buyer’s Premium will apply in order to secure a property.”
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