Thousands of properties are added to Rightmove each day and this week there have been some bargain homes put up for sale across Greater Manchester. With house prices slowly starting to come down, there is now a slightly better chance of house hunters being able to find a reasonably priced home within the region.
Boroughs such as Bolton and Wigan tend to be where you are most likely to find houses being sold for much lower prices, however this week there have been some cheaper homes put up for sale in Bury and Tameside.
Here we have picked out five properties that are on the market for less than £100,000 in Greater Manchester this week. Some of these homes are fixer uppers which have the potential to become lovely homes once renovated, whereas others could be considered move-in ready.
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Barchester Avenue, Bolton
£50,000
One of the cheapest homes that has recently come on the market is a terraced property in Breightmet, Bolton that is listed with a guide price of £50,000.
Boasting three bedrooms, the end terrace house has heaps of potential but requires a good amount of renovating and updating to turn it into a suitable family home.
Set on a large corner plot, the property benefits from both a front and rear garden. On the ground floor there is a hallway which leads into a lounge and a kitchen diner at the other end. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two double and one single, as well as a family bathroom.
There is also the potential for further development of the plot subject to consent.
This property will be listed for sale via a public online auction on February 1.
Cross Lane, Bury
£75,000
This mid terrace in Radcliffe, Bury is the ultimate fixer upper home that is ideal for anyone wanting to take on full renovation project.
Currently renovated with yellow walls and old fashioned wallpaper, the two-bed property can be stripped back to basics ready for the new owner to put their own stamp on it.
The house has a typical two-up two-down layout with a living room and kitchen on the ground floor and two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. There is also a garden to the rear.
It's just been put on the market with a guide price of £75,000 and is currently open for viewings before it goes to auction.
Perrin Street, Tameside
£87,000
A Victorian property has just come on the market in Hyde, Tameside with a guide price of £87,000 and it is an ideal purchase for those looking for a period home.
This characterful home was built in 1880 and retains many original features, from its long hallway and high ceilings to large bay windows.
The generously sized property boasts three bedrooms and is described as a 'blank canvas' which you can renovate to implement your own interior style.
On the ground floor is a sizeable hallway leading to a lounge and separate dining room as well as an extensive kitchen area with access to an out-building towards the back.
The first floor has two double bedrooms and a third slightly smaller bedroom with a family bathroom. Outside there is garden area to the rear and parking to the side of the house with a garage.
The property is set to be sold at an auction taking place on February, 15.
Lenora Street, Bolton
£90,000
This three-bed house in Deane, Bolton has been put on the market with a £90,000 guide price and would make an ideal family home.
Compared to some houses that are listed for this price, the mid terrace property requires little renovation work and could be classed as 'move-in ready' due to its contemporary look.
Each room in the home is fairly spacious, with the layout consisting of a lounge and kitchen diner on the ground floor, leading to three bedrooms and one bathroom upstairs.
Outside the property benefits from both a front and rear garden area.
The property is being sold via an auction with bidding now open.
City Road, Wigan
£95,000
In Orrell, Wigan, this three-bedroom house has recently been reduced from £107,500 to £95,000.
The bargain terraced property has been 'priced to sell' and is available to buy right away with no chain.
On the ground floor of the home is an entrance porch which leads directly into a sizeable lounge with another door into the kitchen dining area which has a separate utility room.
Upstairs there is a landing with access to the three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house also benefits from having its own driveway as well as a generously sized garden to the rear.
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