A three-bedroom house is selling for £250,000, but it’s so run down that potential buyers are told they “enter at own risk.”
The property has nearly two acres of land and panoramic countryside views
Agents say it is a unique opportunity for buyers interested in a substantial renovation project or a complete redevelopment.
But they told potential buyers it is in a derelict state.
There are holes in some walls, masonry on the ground and weeds growing in the window.
Precelli View is in Clynderwen, near Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, as reported by Luxury Property News.
Its listing says: “For sale by auction, buyers enter at own risk.
“Whether you’re an investor, self-builder, or looking to create your forever home, the site offers flexibility and a wealth of possibilities.
To the rear, you’ll find a paddock complete with a field shelter, ideal for equestrian or smallholding use, enjoying open views across the rolling Pembrokeshire landscape.
“Located in a tranquil yet accessible area, Precelli View combines peace, privacy, and potential, making it a rare find in today’s market.
Clynderwen is a beautiful village nestled in Pembrokeshire close to the famous Preseli Mountains.
“Clynderwen is served by a railway network line going from Fishguard Harbour to London Paddington, together with a regular bus service and major roads.
“The village is also served by a convenience store, chemist and hardware store. Clynderwen’s nearest major town is Narberth, the cosmopolitan town providing ample shopping facilities as well as entertainment and nightlife.”
Preseli View is being auctioned by West Wales Properties with bidding closing at 2pm on December 11.
Viewing is by appointment only.
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