Inside Greater Manchester's cheapest house going to auction for £20,000 with mould-ridden rooms and jungle garden

A super cheap house has come on the property market in Greater Manchester, but it is not a purchase for the faint-hearted. The terraced house in Bolton is the cheapest house currently up for sale in the region and is set to go to auction this month for £20,000.

The house needs a whole lot of work doing to it both inside and out before it can be considered a habitable home. As it stands the three-bed mews home has been left in a derelict state with a dated kitchen, a sad-looking living area, unloved bedrooms and a mould-ridden bathroom as well as an jungle for a garden.

The buyer will certainly have their work cut out, but the decent-sized home has heaps of potential for a first-time buyer or investor. Once renovated Auction House expect the property to sell in the region of £150,000 ,or those who choose to buy-to-let could expect rents in excess of £1,000 per calendar month.

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Located on Montserrat Road, the home sits in an ideal location near to the village of Barrow Bridge. Lostock train station is just over a mile away with Bolton station just over two miles from the house.

A walk-through video of the house shows its current layout with a small entrance hallway and stairs leading up to the first floor.

The first door on ground floor leads into an open-plan living and dining space with a fireplace at the centre. At the end of this room is doors leading to a conservatory which is fairly well kept.

A door on the left then leads into the kitchen which is a generous size with a door leading out to the back garden, which is currently overgrown. There is also another room to the back of the garden.

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