Firefighters were called to Brighton seafront's upside down house Credit: Lee Barrett
FIREFIGHTERS have put out a blaze at the upside down house.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue were called to the unique building on Brighton seafront to extinguish a bin fire at 6.29am.
The service used one hose reel jet to extinguish the fire before leaving at 6.46am.
Witnesses saw the smoke billowing across the vertically challenged home between the bandstand and the i360 in King’s Road.
The bizarre tourist attraction was brought to the seaside by 25-year-old Tom Dirse, chief executive of Upside Down House UK, who introduced his first upside down house in Bournemouth.
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