An unassuming four-bed home has hit the market for just £200,000 – but it comes with a rather unusual past.
The red-brick semi in Birkenhead, Merseyside, is described by estate agents as a “magnificent” residence with a “commanding presence”.
But there’s one detail prospective buyers might not expect – the property was previously used as a cannabis factory, as reported by Luxury Property News.
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The spacious home, which features a distinctive mock-Tudor top storey, is now up for grabs with a £200,000 price tag.
Pictures show generously sized rooms, some of which appear to be in need of renovation, along with substantial gardens.
Despite its unusual history, the house is being marketed as “perfect for a first-time buyer, investor or a growing family”.
Agents describe the kitchen as immaculate, while the living room is billed as a space that can be enjoyed throughout the day and is ideal for entertaining friends and family.
Upstairs, there are four good-sized bedrooms along with an en-suite and family bathroom.
And outside, the agents are particularly enthusiastic about the property’s garden.
The “immaculately maintained” and “stunning” yard is described as ready to be enjoyed throughout the summer months.
The four-bedroom property is currently on the market for £200,000 with estate agents Jones and Chapman.
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