HOUSE-BROWSERS have been left in stitches after spotting badly photoshopped images on a property listing that appear to show a huge cruise liner aiming for the block of apartments.
Glossy images of the £413,000 new-built flat in Brighton, East Sussex shows a pristine and modern styled digitally-imposed living room area with a white cruise ship coming dangerously close.
Another image shows a whitewash bedroom with a stone’s-throw-away view of the coastal city’s promenade.
However, a different mock-up image appears to show a balcony view of the sea being much further away down the road.
The hilarious photoshop fail was spotted by a Twitter user and posted on the social media site last week, captioned: “Dying at the simulation of the view from this flat.”
He later added: “Just imagine someone slowly putting down the newspaper as a cruise ships horn blares out from 500m away.”
Dozens of humoured social media users commented on the post.
One said: “Name and shame! Which estate agent uploaded this?”
Another wrote: “Surely this has to come under false advertising?
A third commented: “That’s criminal!”
A fourth added: “Rightmove this advert from @NPGinvest is a total sham.”
The property listing, which was posted on Rightmove by North Property Group, has since removed from the site.
