There’s not really anything too noteworthy about this run-down, 139-year-old house in Teddington, UK…

Well, nothing except maybe this bit from the listing agent’s description:

The rear garden measures approximately 50ft in depth and has significant width. It is important to note that the previous owners last wishes were to be buried in this garden, which is where both currently rest.

So there’s that.

From the listing description:

True to the streetscape of historic Greenview Avenue, this classic Princeton home, Victorian in style with its picturesque turret, has been completely re-built and transformed by J. Robert Hillier as part of a seven unit enclave of exciting new homes.

You’d be forgiven if you can’t spot the picturesque turret, or the “Victorian in style” home at all in many of this listing’s photos, because for some reason they decided to include a bunch of unrelated exterior shots of the rest of the “seven unit enclave.”

Once you get inside the actual home for sale, I hope you like white.

And cheap pine cabinets. Click through to the listing if you want to get dizzy spinning around every interior room.

As for “the streetscape of historic Greenview Avenue…” Check out the view directly across the street from this place:

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Picturesque!

Who hasn’t wanted to buy a home with a bunch of President Lincoln’s ancestor’s buried in the back yard?

Wait, probably everyone. Everyone has not wanted to buy such a home.