Shaynna Blaze has seen many bizarre homes in her time as an interior designer — but this one had her lost for words.VideoImageAndrew Winter's spring selling tips1:22 Love it or List It's Andrew Winter gives his top tips for sellers in the spring selling season. October 11th 20172 years ago/display/newscorpaustralia.com/Web/NewsNetwork/Lifestyle - syndicated/ Selling Houses Australia finale episodeSource:FoxtelShaynna Blaze has seen many disastrous bathrooms in need of a makeover in her time. But the TV personality and interior designer, who is the co-host on Foxtel’s popular program Selling Houses Australia, was left mortified by this ‘feature’ during last night’s finale episode. The million dollar home, located on Sydney’s South Coast in the quaint town of Dolphin Point, had a lot going for it. Sweeping ocean views, five bedrooms and only three hours drive from Sydney. But upon closer inspection, the team found a pretty telling reason why it wasn’t appealing to buyers. The master ensuite had no bathroom door. The toilet was literally staring directly at the bed.Pardon.Source:Foxtel Cue Shaynna’s reaction.Yeek.Source:Foxtel Andrew Winter was outraged by the, quote, “open plan toilet”. “What is that?!” he asked the resident’s long-term owners Steve and Serena.Ya kidding?!Source:Foxtel It got worse from there. The open plan toilet theme was present throughout the house, with another bedroom boasting a full-view dunny.Yep. That’s a s**ter in the corner of a bedroom.Source:Foxtel Last night’s finale episode, which is available to stream on Foxtel along with the rest of the season, featured the married couple who have lived in the idyllic location with their four children for 15 years. But the family were forced to sell their home to fund treatment for their youngest son, who contracted encephalitis (inflammation on the brain) a few years ago. Yet after 12 months on the market the property was not selling, with inspectors describing it as “the worse house on the best street” and a “rabbit warren”.That view.Source:FoxtelImagine a family of six using this.Source:FoxtelThe open plan master bathroom/bedroom.Source:FoxtelA bit of a dry courtyard.Source:FoxtelThe home sits on a clifftop.Source:Foxtel Steve and Serena were looking for an offer of $1.18 million, but buyers weren’t looking for a fixer upper in a particularly quiet market. They needed to fork out about $60,000 to get it in a state to sell, with the SHA team focusing on expanding the tiny kitchen, opening up the living room and — of course — sorting out the open plan toilets. The investment paid off, with the home selling for a pretty $1.2 million after only a week. You can see why.It’s amazing what good styling can do.Source:FoxtelWould actually cook in here.Source:FoxtelThe now stand-alone master bedroom with gorgeous views.Source:FoxtelThe difference some plants can make!Source:FoxtelAnd a much tidier exterior.Source:Foxtel Selling Houses Australia returns to Foxtel soon
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Shaynna Blaze has seen many bizarre homes in her time as an interior designer — but this one had her lost for words.VideoImageAndrew Winter's spring selling tips1:22 Love it or List It's Andrew Winter gives his top tips for sellers in the spring selling season. October 11th 20172 years ago/display/newscorpaustralia.com/Web/NewsNetwork/Lifestyle - syndicated/ Selling Houses Australia finale episodeSource:FoxtelShaynna Blaze has seen many disastrous bathrooms in need of a makeover in her time. But the TV personality and interior designer, who is the co-host on Foxtel’s popular program Selling Houses Australia, was left mortified by this ‘feature’ during last night’s finale episode. The million dollar home, located on Sydney’s South Coast in the quaint town of Dolphin Point, had a lot going for it. Sweeping ocean views, five bedrooms and only three hours drive from Sydney. But upon closer inspection, the team found a pretty telling reason why it wasn’t appealing to buyers. The master ensuite had no bathroom door. The toilet was literally staring directly at the bed.Pardon.Source:Foxtel Cue Shaynna’s reaction.Yeek.Source:Foxtel Andrew Winter was outraged by the, quote, “open plan toilet”. “What is that?!” he asked the resident’s long-term owners Steve and Serena.Ya kidding?!Source:Foxtel It got worse from there. The open plan toilet theme was present throughout the house, with another bedroom boasting a full-view dunny.Yep. That’s a s**ter in the corner of a bedroom.Source:Foxtel Last night’s finale episode, which is available to stream on Foxtel along with the rest of the season, featured the married couple who have lived in the idyllic location with their four children for 15 years. But the family were forced to sell their home to fund treatment for their youngest son, who contracted encephalitis (inflammation on the brain) a few years ago. Yet after 12 months on the market the property was not selling, with inspectors describing it as “the worse house on the best street” and a “rabbit warren”.That view.Source:FoxtelImagine a family of six using this.Source:FoxtelThe open plan master bathroom/bedroom.Source:FoxtelA bit of a dry courtyard.Source:FoxtelThe home sits on a clifftop.Source:Foxtel Steve and Serena were looking for an offer of $1.18 million, but buyers weren’t looking for a fixer upper in a particularly quiet market. They needed to fork out about $60,000 to get it in a state to sell, with the SHA team focusing on expanding the tiny kitchen, opening up the living room and — of course — sorting out the open plan toilets. The investment paid off, with the home selling for a pretty $1.2 million after only a week. You can see why.It’s amazing what good styling can do.Source:FoxtelWould actually cook in here.Source:FoxtelThe now stand-alone master bedroom with gorgeous views.Source:FoxtelThe difference some plants can make!Source:FoxtelAnd a much tidier exterior.Source:Foxtel Selling Houses Australia returns to Foxtel soon
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