A TWO-bedroom home is on the market for £15,000 — around the typical price of a used car.
The snug end-of-terrace property is a mere fraction of the national average of about £250,000.
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It is close to Sunderland city centre and beaches at Roker, Seaburn and South Shields.
Although small, it has a large master bedroom and sizeable kitchen.
There is also a spacious living room with wooden fireplace and outside yard.
However it will need to be thoroughly cleaned and redecorated throughout.
It could yield around £400 a month in rent, so would pay for itself in just over three years.
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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk
