An interesting house sale advertisement was found in the UK real estate market.
Peter Robinson, who lives in England, put his house in Hampshire up for sale for £ 3.95 million. This price includes the Harrier II GR7 fighter jet, for which he spent more than 100 thousand pounds in 2015.
The retired mathematician says he has had a lifelong passion for the fighter jet, which he considers a "garden ornament".
Speaking to the Times, Robinson, 56, said: "I'm a standard Harrier jet enthusiast who loves it and puts it outside the window. I don't think I'm different in many ways, I'm just lucky enough to have something really big in the window."
"It arrived in two trailers, much bigger than I had imagined. It looked so big I thought I had bought a Concorde and I thought, 'Oh my God, what have I done?
The fenced house has an area of about 740 square meters. It has 4 hectares of land, a pond and a 4-room outbuilding.
Robinson says that if the prospective buyer doesn't want the plane, he will either keep it for himself or donate it to a museum.