An artist who paints drab houses in vibrant colours to create 'rainbow roads' has caused a mini property boom - and seen values increase by 30 per cent. Tash Frootko, 43, has been painting homes in Gloucester since 2018 - transforming previously drab properties.
She has helped dozens of homes get a colourful makeover in her home city - with adjoining streets even connected by large murals. Tash has transformed five streets including St Mark Street and Nettleton Road - all knowns as 'The Rainbow Square'.
She has now released a documentary about her four-year project called 'Painting The Rainbow City'. Local estate agents say her efforts have seen house values and rental prices rise by up to 30 per cent - with more and more people wanting to live there.
