A three-bedroom house, which is not fully visible due to an overgrown garden with a car hidden in it, is selling for £925,000.
Only part of the rundown pad can be seen from the street outside.
Huge, out-of-control shrubs even conceal a silver Honda Civic covered in leaves.
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Inside doesn’t look much better.
The ceiling is caving in, and the curtains are falling down in one bedroom.
There is masonry on the bathroom floor and in the sink and bidet.
The living room is also full of rubbish and boxes.
There is a big mound of rubbish on the kitchen floor.
It is located in Camden Mews, in Kentish Town, Camden, north London.
It is being sold by Auction House and advertised on Rightmove.
They don’t mention the condition it is in, but that it has “potential for redevelopment.”
Locals were left baffled by the price and the state it is in, as reported on Luxury Property News.
Heather McKee said: “F*ck, that’ll go for over a mill as well.
“You’d be best to knock it down and build a new house.”
Ailsa added: “It’s nearly £1million.
“It’s fallen completely apart inside and they are asking nearly £1million.
“I’m gobsmacked.”
Another joked: “Does it come with the car?”
A fourth said: “Is this what they call a doer upper?”
The listing reads: “A well-located, end-of-terrace house on a corner plot, measuring approximately 170 sqm.
“Offering potential for redevelopment, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
“In the same family ownership for over 35 years.”
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