Buying a doer-upper house is an attractive option for those looking to get on the property ladder, or people wanting to flip houses for a profit. Although these types of homes require more work than a new build, they can often be bought at a much cheaper price with the potential of adding good value once renovated.
The ultimate fixer-upper house has just come on the market in Greater Manchester, and as well as its cheap price, it is also located in a 'sought-after' area. The two-bed property is found in Radcliffe, a popular market town in Bury, and has a bargain £25,000 price tag.
Due to its run-down state, the terraced home is priced much cheaper than the average property in Radcliffe, which has an average house price of £226,450 - which has gone up by 8 percent in the last year alone.
