A property filled with rubbish has sold for nearly six times its asking price at auction.
The first-floor two-bedroom flat on Cochran Street in Paisley went under the hammer at an Auction House Scotland event in Glasgow on Thursday, with bids starting from £10,000. According to estate agents Zoopla, the apartment was the second-cheapest property on sale in the Renfrewshire town.
Auctioneers had touted the property as a 'doer upper' – packed with old coats, an ironing board, old cans of energy drinks and manky old cups left by the sink. The lucky buyer will have a substantial clean-up job on their hands after picking up the keys.
