Fancy grabbing yourself a quiet little house on a secluded island for £100,000?
Look no further.
This quaint one-bedroom home comes with sandy beaches and very few neighbours.
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And it will cost you less than a garage in London.
Located on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland, the Tin House boasts a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to renovate a property with unbelievable views, as reported by Luxury Property News.
Built in 1932, the home’s original wooden frame remains.
But a substantial renovation project will be required.
There is no working bathroom and electricity needs to be connected.
And due to the substantial work needed, it has been suggested that the remains will need to be completely dismantled.
Luckily, the house is not listed so the only hurdles the buyer would face are building regulations.
But the real winning factor is the home’s secluded, scenic Location.
With the nearest station a whopping 70 miles away, the Hushinish peninsula Location, with views of the St Kilda archipelago, doesn’t come around every day.
The wildlife is something special too.
From gannets to basking sharks, the buyer will be surrounded by creatures great and small.
Otters and seals frequent the shores and eagles can be spotted flying overhead.
And despite the home being remote, the airport in Stornoway has direct flights from Southend and is easily reachable from Glasgow.
So if you fancy a passion project along with a quiet, peaceful life, this could be the house for you.
The Tin House is being marketed by Suffolk Coastal, Aldeburgh.
In June, a garage in Clapham, south London, went on sale for £140,000.
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