A lovely two-bed house is poised to go under the hammer and is yours for just £12,000.
It will go on sale in an auction in several days time, but it is not in a bad state for such knockdown price.
The end terrace home in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, would be expected to be in a bad way considering its bargain basement price tag.
But the reverse is actually the case and the property, which is quite spacous inside, is in good condition and in move-in condition.
A large budget would not be needed for renovations and only a few touch-ups would be required.
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The property is spacious inside (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)It comes with a kitchen, which is slightly dated, a lounge and dining room which all look like theyn have been looked after.
There is plenty of space in the bathroom which comes with a toilet, sink, bath and shower.
The home also has a large garden for any keen horticulturists.
It is slightly overlooked by other properties, but this could be remedied using fence panelling to allow more privacy.
The living room area is ideal for a first-time buyer and requires little work (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)Any new owner who secures the home could sercure a rent of around £600 per month.
Its auction listing reads: “For sale by auction is this vacant two-bedroom end-of-terrace property in good condition and ready to occupy immediately.
“An ideal purchase for a buy-to-let landlord with rents in excess of £600 per calendar month/ £7200 per annum being achievable for the property.
“Briefly comprising a living room, dining room, and kitchen to the ground floor.
The kitchen could be updated but is still in good condition (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)"On the first floor are two good size bedrooms and a bathroom. Externally the property benefits from a rear yard.
“Located in the city of Doncaster, nearby to local schools, supermarkets, and transport links.”
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It will be available from Auction House South Yorkshire when bidding begins on Monday.
The Mirror reported yesterday how massive two-bedroom home could be yours for just £70,000, but there was a slight catch.
The property's bathroom is perfectly useable (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)The property, sold as an 'exciting investment opportunity' but comes with tenants who have packed its rooms with junk which almost reaches the ceiling.
On the face of it, the terraced house in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, looks a steal for an asking price in excess of £70,000 and the chance to recoup cash through rent payments.
But shocking images on its Rightmove listing shows tenants have piled the so-called 'spacious' rooms chest-high with clutter.
Despite the incredibly low asking price, the property appears ready to move in (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)The entire living room floor appeared to be covered with household items while a sea of bags, bedding and containers engulf the dining room.
The freehold property's master bedroom has an overflowing chest of drawers and the second bedroom is piled high with drawers and boxes.
Its kitchen has food squeezed next to containers and utensils that litter the counter tops and the bath even has an upside-down Pot Noodle tub on its edge.
Outside the £12,000 home (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)
The rooms are decorated in light and bright neutral tones which, in some cases, need updating (Jam Press/Auction House South Yorkshire)House hunters, however, took to social media after being stunned when they stumbled across the listing and questioned estate agent Bettermove's summary that the house is an 'exciting investment opportunity'.
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