A FOUR-bedroom house has hit the market for £370,000 – but you have to be a big fan of the colour scheme inside.

Pictures of the property in Bangor, Pennsylvania, show the owner had a deep love for red carpet and wallpaper with bright red poppies.

Throughout the home, the same red carpet is seen in the living areas, family room, kitchen, bedrooms and the foyer.

White wallpaper patterned with bunches of red poppies lines the walls of the bathroom and bedrooms but also is displayed across the kitchen's ceiling.

There's even matching shower and window curtains which is also the same design as their couch squabs and seat cushions.

Photos of the house were posted to Reddit in the thread 'why did I do this?' – and viewers weren't kind about the aesthetic.

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A number of people cringed at the carpet in many of the rooms while others took aim at the poppies in the wallpaper.

One person said: "That carpeted kitchen is nasty!"

Another said: "I lost it at the carpeted mechanical room. WTF?"

One person saw the funny side: "If it makes you feel any better, red wine stains and pasta sauce stains will blend right in. It's arguably the best possible color for a kitchen carpet!"

Someone else was optimistic that the rooms could go through a makeover: "I think the exterior is salvageable if you knock down the arched entry and continued the existing straight porch roof on the left. Garage Doors are still going to dominate though."

The house, listed for sale on property website Zillow, has four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Built in 1990, the home runs on gas and is marketed toward a single family residence.

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It features a covered front porch with a grand entryway, horseshoe driver and oversized sunroom.

The master bathroom has a bathtub with tiled shower and the bedrooms boast oversized closets.

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