Finding a perfect house often means compromising on some aspects, but there are things no one is willing to compromise on. This story is about a house in the UK that seems ordinary from the outside but has a surprising interior that deters buyers.

The house, listed as having “four bedrooms, a master suite, a garage, and a perfectly manicured garden,” appeared ideal. Described as maintained to a “high standard,” it attracted initial interest, but pictures of the interior revealed why no one wanted to buy it.

Everything inside the house was purple. The walls, floors, ceilings, and even the curtains were purple. The closet doors in the master suite were a garish purple color. While painting over walls might be easy, replacing fixtures like closet doors can be a hassle.

The bathroom featured white tiles with purple floral details, and while the bathtub was white, the floor and sides of the tub had shaggy purple carpeting.

Despite the purple interior, the exterior and garden remained normal, betraying nothing of the inside’s eccentric decor. Listed for £400,000 (approximately $5 million), this house remains on the market, waiting for a buyer who either adores or is willing to change its color scheme.