A luxury home in the Costa Del Sol’s exclusive “El Paraiso” development was trashed this last weekend by 400 teenagers after the sixteen-year-old daughter of the owners used facebook and Bebo (another social networking site) to invite kids from all over the Costa Del Sol to come and “drink a lot of alcohol.”

The property, which has been on the market for 5.6m euros, “looked like a war zone” with £6,000 worth of jewelery and clothes looted by some of the guests, and televisions thrown in the swimming pool. Apparently, invites were posted on the Bebo and Facebook sites and rumors were spread that Jodie Hudson’s parents did not mind the seven-bedroom house being trashed because they were getting divorced.

According to The Times Online, Miss Hudson organised the party through invites logged on both her Bebo and Facebook profiles. Describing it as the “party of the year” she wrote on the sites: “Theres gone be a lot of alcohol an amazing DJ.” Guaranteed destruction I would have thought

As the party escalated, Jodie’s mother, Amanda Hudson, a real estate agent who is estranged from her husband and has lived in Marbella for 10 years, called the police. Officers arrived at the house shortly after midnight.

One partygoer said: “People scarpered in all directions, but the police managed to pull people over and search their bags and pockets, but it was already too late and a lot was gone.

“Somebody said that we were allowed to wreck the house because the birthday girl’s parents were getting divorced and there were kids behaving like gangsters from a rap video, throwing stuff around and smashing things. There were chairs, tables, even a TV in the pool.”

Following the party, Miss Hudson wrote: “There’s so much damage and clothes stolen. A lot of broken doors. people caught having sex.”

So, if you are considering giving your teenager unlimited access to the internet and the keys to your luxury holiday home- think again.