A super cheap house has come on the market in Greater Manchester and it is a lot bigger than you might expect. The semi-detached property has three reception rooms and three bedrooms, and is selling with a guide price of just £20,000.
The bargain home is located in Wigan, which is Greater Manchester's most affordable borough to live, where the average house price is around £169,462. Listed for an even cheaper price than other homes in the area, the property also comes with two decent sized gardens.
Situated off Gidlow Lane, the sizeable home sits in a good location near to Wigan Town Centre and is close to shops, local amenities and transport links including Mesnes Park and Wigan Train Station.
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A quick glance at photos show the current state of the semi-detached house which requires a bit of renovating and modernising, but it could be a great purchase for a first-time buyer or investor.
On the ground floor of the home there is an entrance hall with doors leading into the living room, dining room and kitchen. Both the living room and dining room come with fireplaces and the rooms are of a good size.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, with two that are fairly similar in size and the third which is smaller. On this floor there is also a family bathroom and a small landing.
Outside the property benefits from a garden at the front and at the rear, which is slightly overgrown and will need to be maintained. The house also has its own garage.
The property is set to be sold via an online auction on Thursday, May 26 and any interested buyers are encouraged to register to bid as soon as possible.
Although its guide price is £20,000, auctioneers McHugh & Co explain: "A guide price is an indication of a seller's minimum expectation at auction.
"This is not necessarily the figure a property will sell for and is subject to change prior to the auction. Guide prices will continually be updated on the McHugh & Co website."
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