Estate agency which posted 140 photos of luxury home online 'not desperate to sell it'

More than 140 images have been posted online of the £3 million property

The fully enclosed grounds amount to more than 8 acres in area (Blenheim Park Estates )

An estate agency which has posted more than 140 photos of a £3 million house online has said it is not “desperate” to sell it.

Lofties, a home set on an eight-acre estate in Lindrick Common, Nottinghamshire, is being sold by Rotherham-based “bespoke” estate agency Blenheim Park Estates.

Lofties has been marketed for sale with more than 140 images (Blenheim Park Estates)

Boasting features such as an indoor swimming pool, a bar, games and entertainment suite, a cinema, gym, four reception rooms, and landscaped gardens with sun terraces, the property unsurprisingly comes with a hefty £2,899,000 price tag.

And so keen is the agency to showcase the home’s treats, it has uploaded 142 images of it with its advert.

This is reportedly more than any other previous listing on the country’s largest property search website Rightmove.

Lofties has an indoor cinema (Blenheim Park Estates)

Paul Blackburn, director of Blenheim Park Estates, told the Independent that it tries to use as many images as possible for all of the homes it markets.

“Blenheim Park Estates just handles the top end of the market and is a bespoke estate agency business,” he said.

“The key thing is showing the potential purchasers the properties in their entirety rather than just giving them a shapshot.

The house comes with a fully furnished gym (Blenheim Park Estates)

“There’s a lot to take in. We try and sell the properties through pictures.

“It’s how we operate. We are not desperate, we are keen.”

Lofties comes with its own games and entertainment suite (Blenheim Park Estates)

He added: “It’s a superb property which has many, many features which we wanted to highlight through aerial and ground photos.”

However, experts have warned that giving prospective buyers too many photos to look at, ahead of viewings, can defeat the purpose, according to the Daily Telegraph.

One of the house's five bedrooms (Blenheim Park Estates)

Miles Shipside, commercial director at Rightmove, told the newspaper: “People’s attention spans are relatively short, if you give everything away about a property people might not go and see it.

“You want people to be excited about what they see on the internet and then go and visit it.”