- Twitter person noticed a golliwog doll in property being marketed on Rightmove
- She and associate have been taking a look at what their cash may purchase them in Doncaster
- Was scrolling by way of images of the £200,000 home when she noticed the doll
A potential housebuyer has instructed how she could not imagine her eyes after recognizing a golliwog doll in a property marketed on Rightmove.
The lady posted her discovery to Twitter together with the caption: 'When you possibly can't instantly say you don't need black folks to purchase your home...'
Golliwogs are usually not unlawful within the UK, nevertheless many really feel their cartoon-like look and affiliation with slavery makes them inappropriate symbols and racist.
Shock: A potential housebuyer has instructed how she could not imagine her eyes after recognizing a golliwog doll in a property marketed on Rightmove
The lady, who posted below the person title @smuffie, instructed Mirror On-line that she and her associate have been taking a look at what their cash may purchase them in Doncaster.
It was whereas scrolling by way of the images of the £200,000 home that she noticed the doll on a chair within the conservatory.
The 37-year-old, who works in a kids's residence, stated: 'We laughed that anybody would suppose it will assist promote their home by having a golliwog on show in 2017.
'My associate lives within the south and we have been seeing what our finances would get us in Doncaster in comparison with Watford.'
The lady, who posted below the person title @smuffie, instructed Mirror On-line that she and her associate have been taking a look at what their cash may purchase them in Doncaster
It was whereas scrolling by way of the images of the £200,000 home (pictured) that she noticed the doll on a chair within the conservatory
The 37-year-old, who works in a kids's residence, stated: 'We laughed that anybody would suppose it will assist promote their home by having a golliwog on show in 2017'
The outline on property web site Rightmove reads: 'Properly elevated 4 mattress en-suite home of excellent design and constructional high quality'
The outline on property web site Rightmove reads: 'Properly elevated 4 mattress en-suite home of excellent design and constructional high quality.
'Fantastically maintained and offered.'
MailOnline has contacted Rightmove for a remark.
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