A THREE-BEDROOM house in Nottingham is going up for auction for just £32,000 – but it’s missing essential facilities.
The semi-detached house doesn’t have central heating or electricity and has been empty for quite some time, which is ideal for those looking for a project.
It is located in Swinburne Street, St Ann’s – just half an hour walk from Nottingham city centre.
The property will need full renovation but includes an entrance hall, dining room, lounge and kitchen.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and a bathroom.
The property description says: “We understand there is no central heating and electricity currently, but it has a potential rental figure of £800pcm once the project is complete.”
The wall paint is peeling off and the floor is cracking. Lots of work will be needed to tidy the garden, which has been covered in grass.
Andrew Parker, managing director and auctioneer, SDL Property Auctions, said: “The property has been vacant for some time and is in need of full renovation, upgrading and improvement.
“It would make an ideal purchase for an investor or landlord and has an attractive guide price of £32,000.
“Plus, it’s well located near to good transport links and close to Carlton, Mapperley and Nottingham city centre.”
The house will go under the virtual hammer at 10am on Thursday, October 28, 2021.
It comes after The Sun revealed a property in Sheffield which is on the market for just £110,000.
The three-bedroom house is cluttered with rubbish and rotting food after being abandoned five years ago.