The notorious house that looks like Adolf Hitler has gone up for rent for just £85 after it became something of a tourist attraction.
Landlord Clive Davies, 70, is offering the low price despite the house in Swansea rising to fame after the resemblance was spotted by a local youth worker in 2011.
People have arrived since to have their photographs taken outside the property in South Wales which has been in Mr Davies's family for generations.
Tourist attraction: The notorious house that looks like Adolf Hitler is up for rent for £85 a week
Comparison: Local residents joke that you can find the property by ‘taking the Third Reich’
Landlord Clive Davies is offering the low price despite the house in Swansea rising to fame
Local residents joke that you can find the property by ‘taking the Third Reich’ - and it is divided into two flats, with the ground floor available for rent.
Retired university computer analyst worker Mr Davies said: ‘I would never dream of charging more to live in the Hitler House.
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The house's likeness to Hitler was first picked up by Swansea youth worker Charlie Dickenson, 22, whose picture of the house went global.
Mr Davies has converted the house, which has been in his family for many years, into two flats and it is now rented out to tenants.
The house's likeness to Hitler was first picked up by Swansea youth worker Charlie Dickenson
Mr Davies has converted the house, which has been in his family for many years, into two flats
Archive: William John Davies and John Davies circa 1925, grandfather and father of Clive Davies, outside their 'Gents Outfitters' family business on the ground floor of the Hitler House
He said: ‘There's been a lot of fuss since it was noticed. Just so long as I'm not expected to chant “Sieg Heil” as I walk through the front door.
There's been a lot of fuss since it was noticed. Just so long as I'm not expected to chant 'Sieg Heil' as I walk through the front door Clive Davies, Hitler House landlordIronically the house was nearly bombed during the Second World War because it is so close to Swansea Docks.
It was previously a clothes shop, a florist, a newsagent and a TV repair shop before being converted into flats in the 1980s.
A neighbour said: ‘It is unfortunate but the angle of the roof and the door lintel make it look like Hitler. No one noticed for years but now we are on the tourist trail.’
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