Two-bedroom house goes on sale for just £69,000 – but inside is full of unwanted extras
A TWO-bedroom house has hit the market for just £69,000 - but it's full of RUBBISH inside.
The semi-detached home's rundown state will see it go under the hammer for a bargain price.
, heading up the sale, described the house as a "developer's dream" which could become a "great family home".
But they did admit it is "currently unsuitable for habitation" and will require a full refurbishment.
In promotional photos on Rightmove, its rooms can be seen littered with festering mounds of junk and litter.
Dirt and damp patches cover the walls of the home in Glasgow - and there are gaping holes in the kitchen ceiling.
Heaps of clothes, trash and trinkets blot out the floor in what looks like a living room area.
Every surface in the kitchen covered in abandoned belongings – and the bathroom is brimming with used toiletries.
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And outside will require just as much work, with overgrown trees and bushes surrounding the property and weeds completely covering the paving.
But the auctioneers insisted the house is a "fabulous opportunity" for prospective buyers.
They said: "Over the past year we have sold a number of residential properties requiring extensive modernisation that would make fabulous family homes.
"These have all attracted substantial interest and have offered fantastic opportunities to developers and home owners.
"We advise interested parties to make their own enquiries early on, so as not to miss out on this fantastic property."
The house goes under the hammer on February 10.
And social media users have been left divided on whether it's a good investment.
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One said: "I don't even think Homes Under the Hammer would touch this one."
Meanwhile, another added: "Someone will need a lot of cash. They're not getting a mortgage for this."
But a third wrote: "A builder will get that squared up and sold by the end of the year for £180k plus, no problem at all.
And a fourth predicted: "Three skips and a shovel and it'll be worth double in a week."
In other property news, a stunning Victorian mansion with a snooker table in the BEDROOM is on the market in the Scottish Borders for £850,000.
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And this Scottish council area has been revealed as the cheapest place in the UK for first-time buyers to get on the property ladder.
