A house has been put on the market for £300,000 – but it is “uninhabitable” and comes covered in caution tape.
The terraced property, in Reading, boasts two bedrooms and one bath, as well as a pleasant red brick exterior.
But, the new owner will need to be prepared to get their hands seriously dirty.
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The bay-fronted period home requires “complete modernisation” throughout the home.
The dining room can be seen in a state of disarray, with yellow caution tape strewn around.
The kitchen is similarly gutted, again with caution tape cordoning off large areas of the room.
The walls appear to have seen better days, too, with large stains in some parts.
The agent has warned it is unlikely to be mortgageable, reports Luxury Property News.
While the positives to owning the home seem few and far between, the Location seems to be the main selling point.
The property is described as being in close proximity to Caversham and Reading centres, and on a “sought avenue”.
The listing, held by Walmsley Estate Agency, reads: “Walmsley Estate Agency are pleased to offer to the market this bay fronted, period terrace, requiring complete modernisation, situated on a sought avenue, within close proximity of both Caversham & Reading centres and the river Thames.
“The accommodation comprises entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, cloakroom, landing and three separate bedrooms.
“To the rear of the property is an enclosed rear garden.
“EPC to follow. Council tax band C.
“Please be advised, this property is uninhabitable, and therefore in most cases is not currently mortgageable.
“In order to purchase this property you will need to be a cash buyer or have a commercial financial facility in place. No onward chain.”
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