Derelict two-bedroom cottage up for sale for just £15,000

What would you say if we said there’s a whole property available that costs less than an average deposit price?

If you’d guessed that it’s not in London, then you’re definitely correct.

This ‘tranquil’ two-bedroom cottage is located in Glasgow, Scotland, and it’s up for sale for just £15,000.

What a bargain.

The catch is that it’s not completely done up, so you’ll need to restore the property yourself – but sellers said it would make the perfect holiday cottage.

The derelict home in Argyll and Bute needs a full renovation, with

Situated on the southernmost tip of the Mull of Kintyre, the home is close to beaches and boasts a garden with stunning views.

It is the cheapest cottage for sale in the area and will go under the hammer on Friday with the guide price of £15,000.

For health and safety reasons, in-person viewings and a Home Report are not available. Its listing reveals that the property is on the Buildings At Risk Register, suggesting the scale of the interior’s degradation.

Mandi Cooper, Managing Director of Auction House Scotland said the cottage could make the perfect holiday home for tourists.

She said: ‘With a guide price of £15,000 and set in scenic surroundings close to many of Argyll and Bute’s attractive sandy beaches, the cottage offers an exciting opportunity for a potential buyer to create a wonderful new home in this tranquil setting.’

The auctioneer’s Facebook post promoting the sale continued: ‘A great opportunity to add value and create a fantastic holiday home/rental property, or perfect for an owner occupier looking to relocate for a complete change of pace’

The cottage will be going under the hammer at Auction House Scotland’s in-room auction taking place at 2.00pm on Friday 2 September at the Radisson RED hotel, 25 Tunnel Street, Glasgow.

View the listing and enquire for more information on the Auction House Scotland website.

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