This is described by the local “alternative” rag The Stranger as “the Gayest House in Seattle.”

The shots of the flamingos on the TVs inside are a nice touch.

The interior decor is a lot more subtle than the exterior. All in all it actually seems like a nice little place, flamingos aside.

• pink cabinets: check
• pink rug: check
• pink pillows: check
• pink microwave: check
• pink teapot: check
• pink toaster: check
• pink ladle: check
• pink sink: check
• pink bucket: check

• pink table: check
• pink trash can: check

• pink sheets: check
• pink curtains: check
• pink lamp: check
• pink whatever-those-are-under-the-black-table: check

That is a lot of pink.

Thankfully, all the pink apparently leaves with the current occupant:

Offered unfurnished…

Phew. That was a close one.

Surprise! for your 40th birthday, we decided to sell your house!

Also: We got you this pink car!

I wonder what this seller’s favorite color is?

To be fair, most of the interior is adorned in a relatively ordinary color scheme. But the exterior and that bedroom… wow.

Most of this house is perfectly ordinary, but wow, that bedroom.

It’s like a bubble gum factory exploded.

This reader-submitted home has some… interesting decor choices, but the upstairs bedroom shown above is definitely my favorite.

This bathroom is pretty great too though:

Love the curtains that match the wallpaper.

Also, what’s up with the creepy shed out back with the blacked-out windows?

I’m sure nothing nefarious at all happens there.