Overview
- A three‑bedroom semi‑detached house in Toynton St Peter, listed for £190,000, had its Rightmove advert removed and was marked not available on OnTheMarket after listing photos circulated online this week.
- The images showed an upstairs office stocked with Nazi paraphernalia, including a bronze Party Eagle, a red swastika banner, items marked 'SS', helmets, daggers and firearms or firearm-like objects.
- Photos of the rest of the property presented a conventional family home with a tidy kitchen, living room and three bedrooms, creating a sharp visual contrast with the themed study.
- Social media users expressed shock and condemnation, and reporters contacted Rightmove, OnTheMarket and estate agent Purple Bricks; the seller has not been publicly identified and no provenance or police action has been reported.
- The case highlights how estate‑agent listings and platform checks can expose sensitive material to wide audiences, and it may prompt further enquiries into the items’ ownership, legality and how listings are vetted.