Called Angker, Adele's Former Luxury House Is Not Sellable

Adele. (Instagram/adele)

JAKARTA - A house in the West Sussex area, southern England, was not sold for years after well-known singer Adele rented it. This is because Adele once revealed the impression of living in the house, which sparked rumors that the house was angker.

Previously, in 2012 when Adele rented the house, she expressed her impression in an interview session with CBS presenter Anderson Cooper. At that time, Adel took Cooper around the house he rented for six months.

Adele said that she rented the house for privacy. However, Adele said that the rooms in the house were scary for her.

"All of these parts are really scary," Adele said at the time, quoted from the Mirror, on Sunday, January 26, 2025.

The singer of the song 'All I Ask' did not mention that the house was haunted or haunted. However, a number of mass media quoted Adele's words and wrote an article saying that the house was haunted.

This ultimately resulted in efforts to sell the house by its owner, Nicholas totaling. He said that Adele's comments made the house not sell well, as long as she had been trying to sell it for the last 14 years.

Nicholas totaling has made various marketing strategies, such as making brochures, involving professional photographers, advertising in Country Life, national PR campaigns, to massive exposures on various property news portals.

The only offer over the years was only in August 2020. But the prospective buyer canceled it after hearing the news that the house was stolen, which Adele publicly delivered during her rental period, "said Nicholas totaling recently.

Adele menyatakan mempercaya rumah ini seluruh. Komentar itu berdampak negatif pada upaya pemasaran di masa depan dan berlanjut memengaruhkan reputen rumah itu hingga hari ini, tambahnya.

However, Nicholasmen did not stop trying to sell the house. He is currently applying for permission to convert buildings to the Horsham Regional Council. He plans to turn the house into three parts of the house, where the garage will be converted into a hut.