Charlie Lucas Smith, a 21-year-old student of Bristol University rented a new house at Brighton. Later, just four days before moving into his house, he checked it on Google street and discovered that it is covered in Simpsons murals. But instead of being upset about it, he thought them to be great.

Charlie said, “I wanted to see if there were any parking spaces, and when I put the address into Google Maps it suddenly sunk in where I was living. I sent a photo of it in the group chat and said ‘surely we’re not living here’.”

He further said that luckily it was right up his street and something he found really funny and he has always been a huge fan of Simpson.

There is a giant mural of Bart Simpson on a side wall with another giant Homer Simpson wrapping around the house, surrounded by donuts.

The murals have been accurately painted in accordance with the right colors of the characters. The eyes, the face, and other features have been painted keeping in mind the fine details of the characters.

Charlie shared his surprise on social media where it went viral and garnered a lot of likes and comments.

The house was found by Charlie’s housemates one of whom was aware of the exterior.

Charlie admitted that a lot of passers-by have pointed out towards the house or talked about it as they pass. In his words, “You can hear people pointing it out as they walk past the house, and I overheard someone say to their friend the other day, ‘this house is jokes’.”

Furthermore, he said that the house has a massive window in the living room right underneath the Homer mural and people constantly look in to see what kind of people live somewhere like this.

Charlie revealed that the same property made headlines in 2015 when previous tenants woke up to find a local graffiti artist known as Aroe, painting the impressive murals with the landlord’s permission.

But Charlie’s house isn’t the only one in Brighton with murals of cartoon characters on them. Aroe has painted a few more such houses in the city.

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