Scar-faced gang boss Steven “Bonzo” Daniel’s house is up for sale for offers over £270,000.
And it’s not quite what you might expect from a notorious hardman who was horribly disfigured in a machete attack.
The four-bedroom detached villa in Bishopbriggs, near Glasgow, is full of feminine touches.
The master bedroom, with its walk-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room, also features a hot pink velvet chair.
And outside, there’s a love heart made of foliage hanging over the lawn.
Selling agents Town and Country say the house has been “cleverly extended and extensively upgraded”. They add that the trees around it offer “a good degree of privacy”.
The house has been under regular police surveillance since the horrific 2017 attack that almost claimed Bonzo’s life something which may be a turn-off for potential buyers. And unusually, there’s no “for sale” sign outside.
The Daily Record told how the house was under 24-hour police guard after the machete attack.
A police car was stationed outside again yesterday. Town and Country refused to comment on the sale.
Six thugs were jailed for a total of 104 years this month for plotting to murder Bonzo and four other men linked to the Daniel crime clan in Glasgow.
The attackers were said to be part of the rival Lyons gang.
The violence began in December 2016 and escalated after Ross Monaghan, who was once cleared of murdering Daniel enforcer Kevin “Gerbil” Carroll, was shot and wounded near a primary school in Glasgow. The five victims were ambushed over a 15-month period.
Bonzo, nephew of the late godfather Jamie Daniel, was maimed two years ago this month.
The attackers traced him after a tracker was put on his car, and rammed and cornered him on a slip road of the M8 after a 100mph chase through the city.
They struck Bonzo repeatedly with a cleaver, other bladed weapons and a hammer, and he spent several weeks in hospital as doctors tried to repair his face. He told police he couldn’t remember being attacked.
