A ONE-BEDROOM flat in a seaside town could be yours for a bargain £18,000 – but the interior could put you off.
While the top-floor property boasts a spacious living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, it is nowhere near ready to move into.
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The rooms come with a thick coating of dust and rubble and great piles of abandoned furniture.
There is also paint and plaster peeling from the damp-looking walls, and newspaper and what look like takeaway leaflets littered on the floors.
It is in such a bad state, its Rightmove listing warns “internal upgrading is required prior to habitation”.
If you can look beyond the mess, the one-bed flat in the “sought after” village of West Kilbride in North Ayrshire, Scotland, comes with several redeeming features.
On top of the spacious living areas, there is also a large communal garden to the rear.
It is also well-located close to West Kilbride train station, and only a short distance from the beach at Ardneil Bay.
Future Property Auctions Glasgow, which is auctioning the property, describes it as being “nestled in a truly idyllic location” in the “affluent family area”.
The “perfect investment” flat is going up for auction on April 21 and is expected to fetch £18,000.
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A spokesperson for Future Property Auctions Glasgow said: “High yield potential with rental potential of up to £5,100 per annum.
“Top floor flat comprises; entrance hallway, living room/kitchen, bedroom, shower room.
“Internal upgrading required prior to habitation. Communal gardens to the rear.
“This historic town is home to a number of fantastic amenities including West Kilbride Golf Club, primary schools, community centre, library and highly acclaimed West Kilbride Institute & Public Hall.”
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