Star Trek-themed flat up for sale after owner is jailed for sex offences

Anthony Alleyne, an interior designer, was jailed in 2013 for possession of child sex abuse images

The Leicestershire flat is modelled on Star Trek's USS Voyager (Right Move)

A studio flat styled to look like the inside of a Star Trek spaceship has gone on sale after its one-time owner was jailed for sex offences.

The flat in Hinckley, Leicestershire was owed by Anthony Alleyne, 62, an interior designer who was imprisoned in 2013 after he was found to be in possession of more than 5,000 child sex abuse images.

His estranged wife received the flat as part of a divorce settlement and has now put it on the market, valued at £70,000.

Star Trek-themed (Right Move)

The flat is modeled on the inside of Star Trek's USS Voyager. Its write-up on Right Move encourages potential buyers to "step in to the Voyager and let your imagination do the rest".

An article on the BBC website notes, however, that buyers will be unable to get a mortgage on the flat as it has no cooker in the kitchen and the windows are obstructed.

Alleyne spent thousands of hours converting the flat. He attempted to sell it in 2003 for £1.25 million, but was unable to find a buyer.