March 24th 2023.
An estate agent who has garnered a lot of attention online for singing her way through a house tour on Rightmove has attributed the success of her bizarre NeverEnding Story cover to Stranger Things.
Claire Cossey, who works for Just Knock Estate Agents, created an eye-catching video which takes viewers through a £700,000 five-bedroom period home in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, whilst singing her own rendition of Limahl’s NeverEnding Story.
Called 'The Neverending Property', Claire sings about the home's many features, such as its fitted heat pumps, solar panels, and spacious garden.
The video has gained a staggering 172,000 views on YouTube since its release in 2022.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Claire has credited Stranger Things' use of the original song for the video's huge success.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Claire has produced a variety of humorous ditties to help sell homes
This isn't the first time Claire has put her singing talents to good use; she has previously produced her own versions of Abba’s The Winner Takes It All, Tina Turner’s Simply the Best, A Whole New World from Aladdin and Nancy Sinatra’s These Boots Are Made for Walkin’, all with a property-related twist.
On BBC Radio 2, Claire told Jeremy Vine that she got the idea to use her 'novel way of advertising' when she was struggling to sell a property.
‘I said “I’m going to sing about it”,’ she recalled, revealing that the video gained 15,000 views locally.
When asked why she believes The Neverending Property has become so popular, Claire attributed it to the success of Stranger Things.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) The video features Claire singing a unique version of Limahl’s NeverEnding Story
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Claire's videos have featured her singing her own versions of popular songs
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) The £700,000 property even comes with its own business included
An estate agent who has gone viral for singing her way through a house tour on Rightmove has cited Stranger Things as the reason for her bizarre NeverEnding Story cover becoming a massive online hit.
Claire Cossey, who works for Just Knock Estate Agents, filmed her own unique video showing people around a £700,000 five-bedroom period home in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, as she sang a version of Limahl’s NeverEnding Story, featured in the film The NeverEnding Story and in Netflix hit Stranger Things.
Aptly named The Neverending Property, the viral video sees Claire highlight some of the home’s notable features in the incredibly catchy ditty, including its fitted heat pumps, solar panels, and spacious garden.
Despite being filmed in 2022, her latest video has suddenly become a viral hit with more than 172,000 views on YouTube.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Claire has credited Stranger Things for the success of her video, which has seen her create a number of funny ditties to help sell homes.
It’s not the first time Claire has hit the high notes in a bid to sell homes, with previous videos seeing her singing her own versions of Abba’s The Winner Takes It All, Tina Turner’s Simply the Best, A Whole New World from Aladdin and Nancy Sinatra’s These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ – all with a brick and mortar twist.
Speaking on BBC Radio 2 today to Jeremy Vine, Claire revealed how her ‘novel way of advertising’ was born.
‘We had a property that was struggling to sell so I just said “I’m going to sing about it.”’
She said she took the words of The Winner Takes It All by Abba and gave them her own spin, gaining 15,000 views locally.
When asked why she believes The Neverending Property has taken off, she has attributed it to the popularity of Stranger Things.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) The viral video takes viewers on a tour of the expansive property with Claire singing her own spin on The Neverending Story.
The Leighton Buzzard home even comes with its own business, making it a unique and desirable property.
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