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A home in Ohio that seems obsessed with carpets is about to sell.  

The property is located in Columbus and sold for only $325,000. However, a good price does not fully compensate for the different colored and sometimes fancy carpets in each room and area (including the kitchen and bathroom). 

"It costs $325,000 to clean the carpet," one person joked in the comments section of the Instagram account Zillow Gone Wild, which recently published a wall-to-wall terrorist incident.

The listing consists of 5 bedrooms and 3 ½ bathrooms. It does not mention excessive carpets, but describes the house as "rare." 

In one of the photos of the list, the carpet can even be seen around the bathtub. The second floor is covered with grey carpets. 

"In the bathtub! WHO. Who are these people?" another commenter asked. 

Although the tan rugs for the entire home take you back to the 70s, other vintage features include the wood panelling, yellow walls and wooden sliding doors of the family room. 

The "hobby room with a hidden area on the wall" described in the list is also covered with a bright orange carpet. 

"Mold has entered the chat room," one user quipped. 

The residence occupies 1.5 acres and other features include a spacious front yard, formal dining room and casual dining space with windows. The kitchen is equipped with a home center-a desk with controls and a built-in intercom system. 

Two large lofts are also part of the structure, but are used as closets by the nearest owner. In addition, the master bedroom has an outdoor balcony.

The residence also has a nanny suite with independent entrance, bathroom and kitchenette. 

It was first listed at a price of US$359,900 in September, and then dropped by US$35,000 in October.

The owner purchased the house in 1994 at an undisclosed price.

Kathy Chiero of Keller Williams Greater Columbus holds the listing.