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Real-life Barbie Dreamhouse goes on sale for £725,000 with bubblegum interiors, a rose-hued staircase and a bright pink SMEG fridge

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Britain’s very own Barbie Dreamhouse has hit the market for £725,000 - with almost everything inside the home a perfect hue of baby pink.

The five-bedroom home in Sandhurst, Berkshire, acts as an homage to the famous doll with its bubblegum-coloured exterior, kitchen, staircase, bathrooms and bedrooms.

Even the garage door, fridge, dining chairs, taps and shower fittings have been given the rosy treatment.

Photos of the property show a pastel-pink kitchen filled with matching appliances, utensils and accessories, including a pink SMEG fridge and toaster.

A hallway inside features a pink-painted staircase, matching doors and a desk covered in accessories of the same shade.

The colour explosion continues into the bedrooms, where pink bedding, lampshades and decorations sit alongside white furniture.

One shower room has pink walls, a pink-patterned basin and gold fittings, while a family bathroom features accessories and artwork in the same shade.

Looking rosy: Even the exteriors of the Barbie-style house are pink

Pretty in pink: The living room features pink plush sofas and decoration

Think pink: The kitchen of the house, which has hit the market, is filled with rosy hues

The detached chalet-style home was originally built as a three-bedroom bungalow before a first-floor extension added another two bedrooms and a bathroom.

It now offers approximately 1,699 sq ft, as reported by Luxury Property News.

One of the ground-floor bedrooms is currently being used as a home office, while another could become a playroom or additional reception space.

The principal bedroom has its own refitted en suite shower room.

At the rear of the house is a 20ft x 14ft lounge and dining room with herringbone-style flooring.

The adjoining 20ft by 12ft kitchen and breakfast room has fitted appliances, a separate utility room and doors leading into the garden.

Upstairs, the loft conversion contains two further bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a shared shower room.

In the pink: The bathrooms have been specially designed to fit the theme

Barbie dreamhouse: Upstairs, the loft conversion is made to fit the theme

Good night's sleep: If you want to buy the house, you'll need to be a fan of the colour scheme

Outside is a private landscaped garden with a covered metal pergola, retractable roof, patio, sun terrace and artificial lawn.

A large gravel driveway provides parking for up to four vehicles and leads to a detached garage – complete, naturally, with a pink door.

The home is situated on what the listing describes as an exclusive and quiet road close to schools, shops and transport links.

Sandhurst, Crowthorne, Blackwater and Camberley railway stations are all within a few miles, while Junction 4 of the M3 is a short drive away.

The property is being marketed by Yopa for a guide price of £725,000.

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