Flat-hunters have been left in stitches after a flat with 'blood' on the living room floor was made to sound like 'Downtown New York' by estate agents.

The two-bed property, in Garthamlock, Glasgow, sparked derision on social media after it appeared to have suspicious stains on the carpet - but was sold as a 'world of contemporary elegance' by optimistic sellers.

Estate agents describe the humble flat as, among other things, a 'world of contemporary elegance', 'a haven of relaxation' and a 'sanctuary of luxury'.

But there are suggestions that the flat is undergoing a refurbishment - with smudged paint and a ladder propped against a wall.

At the centre of the bedroom's white carpet, meanwhile, there is a questionable red stain - which might draw the buyer's attention from other redeeming factors such as its modern wallpaper and walk-in wardrobe.




The exterior of the block of flats in Garthamlock, Glasgow, suggests nothing out of the ordinary inside - its entrance flanked by two attractive trees





But there's no ignoring the suspicious stain in the corner of the main bedroom





Closer inspection appears to suggest that the floor has been scrubbed, with darker shades of red staining the white carpet





A ladder is propped up against the wall of the living room, návrhy interiérů which is adorned with a patchy paint job that appears to be unfinished





Another photo of the carpet in the bedroom shows streaks of reddish-pink staining around the door - prompting derision from social media users

Despite its rather unremarkable exterior, and run-of-the-mill interior, estate agents Harbor Property marketed the home as 'a world of contemporary elegance'.

The flat boasts shiny wooden flooring leading the prospective buyers into an unfinished living room.

Laying it on thick, the property's full description reads: 'Step into a world of contemporary elegance with this exceptional two-bedroom top floor flat, nestled in the heart of the sought-after Garthamlock neighbourhood.