Behind this humble Victorian detached home lies a home fit for a sheik with $50,000 worth of furniture imported from Dubai - but it's not to everyone's taste

• House for sale in outer suburbs includes $50K worth of furniture from Dubai
• The property in Wyndham Value in outer west of Melbourne was built by a sheik 
• Price guide for the residence is over $700K including the interiors 

This humble Victorian home hides an impressive interior fit for a middle eastern sheik. 

The house has hit the market for $700,000 but the sale includes $50,000 of furniture imported from Dubai. 

The interiors of the 91 square metre home at 17 Akoona Way in Wyndham Vale  include oriental rugs, huge draped curtains and golden sofas. 

The price guide for the home is between $640,000-$690,000, with the movables available for an extra $50,000. 

Real estate agent Prince Singh from Augment Real Estate told Daily Mail Australia the vendor selling the home bought the furniture from the sheik with the house.

He said the style of the property matched the fittings, which includes a giant gold vanity and chair, thick curtains and lush lounges. 

'[The] furniture is very expensive and gives that rich look to the house,' he said.    

'Curtains of the house compliment the furniture, and there is no carpet in the house as it is all timber laminate and porcelain tiles.'  

The spacious residence has three living rooms, three of four bedrooms and two bathrooms. 

The master bedroom has an ensuite and walk-in-robe and connects to an outdoor alfresco area.   

There is a massive kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a stone bench top, and extra level security with screens on windows and a high steel fence. 

Mr Singh said the size of the block made it ideal for large families.  

'It is a massive corner block ... and has two entrances, and you can park your cars using the front entrance and also at the back using the side entrance,' said Mr Singh.

He said most interested buyers have been owner occupiers around the area and young families, although none have taken up the offer of the extra furniture.