It is a renovator 's delight . The sign , that is . Not the house . A helpful citizen has taken issue with a real estate sign riddled with errors outside a property for sale in Melbourne , Victoria . The 'For Sale ' sign was first spotted by Felicity Humann in Balwyn , east of Melbourne 's CBD , but the identity of the well-meaning vandal is unknown . 'My grandfather saw it during a walk around the neighbourhood and came home to tell us all we had to go and see it , ' Humann told Daily Mail Australia . Armed with a red marker , the anonymous grammar fanatic clearly could n't help themselves , adding their own corrections to the poorly-worded copy . ' A renovator 's delight ' : An anonymous grammar fanatic took to a poorly worded 'For Sale ' sign with lavish , using red pen to amend errors and leave an honest appraisal . Despite the helpful corrections , the original copy is still on the realestate.com.au website . Real estate agent Lucy Ren has her face , name and number on the sign but insists she did n't write it , nor did she see the sign before it was 'edited ' . She says the buyer and seller were both 'very , very happy ' 'Perfect located one of the famous street in Balwyn , school zone of Balwyn high second colloge , ' the first line of the poster read jarringly . 'It is only walking minutes to shopping mall , 109 tram and the Eastern Freeway , ” the listing reads . 'The house features with classical style , stable construction ; offers 3 generous size bed rooms with built in wardrobes , plus study space . Two townhouse permit ! ' Red pen was used to remove unnecessary letters and add in crucial words to try and form a more legible sentence . The wannabe teacher gave a harsh appraisal of the real estate agents ' effort , giving them a dismal grade of D+ . The sign for the house was first spotted by student Felicity Humann who took a photo and put it online . The house is 'perfect located one of the famous street in Balwyn , school zone of Balwyn high second colloge ' The agents were also implored to take more care with their proof-reading . 'Well presented work , girls , ' the wordsmith wrote , admitting that they were impressed by the use of photos and glossy finish . 'Next time , a little more care with proof-reading please . ' Agent Lucy Ren has her name and face on the sign but she insists she did not write the copy . 'The buyer and the seller were both very , very happy with the sale , ' Ms Ren told Daily Mail Australia . 'The red pen was only on the sign for a couple of hours . I came by at 6pm and cleaned it off . But somebody must have already taken a photo . ' 'The house features with classical style , stable construction ; offers 3 generous size bed rooms with built in wardrobes , plus study space . Two townhouse permit ! ' ' I have many , many years of experience and I am the best seller in the company . I did not write that sign . I did not see it . ' The property was sold on January 20 but the house description remains on the website , without the helpful corrections provided on the sign . Felicity Humann , a 29-year-old student , says she and her grandfather were both in stitches when they saw the sign . She has a knack for grammar as she is an aspiring English teacher herself . She points out that the owner of the red pen was less thorough than she would have liked . 'It was a bit harsh because the person correcting it missed out on a whole lot of errors anyway , ' she laughed . 'It 's a case of pot , kettle , black ! ' 'It is only walking minutes to shopping mall , 109tram and the Eastern Freeway , ” the listing reads .
A hilarious property sign has been spotted in Balwyn with the image shared on social media . A poorly-worded real estate sign has been corrected in red pen . An anonymous grammar fanatic has used a permanent marker to make changes to the barely legible copy . The sign was awarded a dismal grade of D+ and the real estate agents were implored to take more care with proofreading . The fussy vandal did applaud the agents for their presentation efforts .