Three-bedroom house looks ordinary from the outside

November 10, 2025

Exterior of an overgrown white house with ivy climbing the walls, surrounded by dense bushes and trees. — Story from Jam Press (Terrifying Graffiti House) Pictured: Exterior of the home. Three-bed house selling for just ¿60,000…and has chilling graffiti saying ¿Help us¿ daubed on wall A three-bedroom house is selling for just ¿60,000 – and it has chilling graffiti saying ¿Help us¿ daubed on one of the walls. The detached, family-sized property looks perfectly normal from the outside. It boasts a ¿fantastic sea view¿, a kitchen, living area and one downstairs bedroom. But inside, eerie photos show the words scary words smeared across a wall in black paint. The estate agents make no mention of the graffiti. But they dub the pad in Innellan, Argyll and Bute, near Glasgow, Scotland as a ¿development opportunity.¿ It is being sold by Future Property Auctions and advertised on Rightmove. The seaside house is set to be sold on 13 November, as reported by Luxury Property News. The official listing reads: ¿Prime three bedroom detached house with fantastic sea views. ¿Excellent development opportunity in sought after location. ¿Private location with surrounding gardens and parking. ¿Internally comprises a downstairs kitchen, living area and one bedroom. ¿Upstairs, two bedrooms and a bathroom. ¿Located in the stunning village of Innellan on the Cowal Peninsula. ¿Massive Capital Growth Potential in one of Scotland¿s most picturesque settings. ¿Super potential. ¿Fantastic development opportunity in a stunning location. ¿Located on a good sized, elevated plot set back from the main road offering water views across the Firth of Clyde. ¿Property requiring refurbishment prior to habitation.¿ A Future Property Auctions spokesperson said: ¿This is obviously a great development opportunity with a lot of property for the price perfect for anyone looking for a project. ¿It recently hit the market with the seller looking for a quick turn around going into our auction next Thursday the 13th of November which takes place on our website between 10am and 3pm.¿ ENDSCredit: Jam Press/Future Property Auctions

A THREE-BED seaside home has hit the market for £60,000 – but it hides a chilling message.

The detached, family-sized property looks perfectly normal from the outside boasting “fantastic sea views”, a kitchen, living area and one downstairs bedroom.

The estate agents dub the pad in Innellan, Argyll and Bute, near Glasgow, as a “great development opportunity”.

But inside, eerie photos show the scary words “HELP US!” smeared across a wall in black paint.

Despite the discovery, the estate agents make no mention of the creepy capitalised message.

They do however include images of the unsettling graffiti on their website, with the building set to go under the hammer this week.

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The house is being flogged by Future Property Auctions and listed on Rightmove, with the sale set for November 13.

The official blurb describes the home as offering “massive capital growth potential” and a “stunning location” overlooking the Firth of Clyde — though buyers are warned it “requires refurbishment prior to habitation.”

A spokesperson for Future Property Auctions said: “This is obviously a great development opportunity with a lot of property for the price, perfect for anyone looking for a project.

“It recently hit the market with the seller looking for a quick turnaround going into our auction next Thursday.”

At £60,000, the seaside home might seem a steal but any buyer will need nerves of steel to look past the haunting plea painted on its walls and have deep pockets to fund the buildings transformation.