Inside the house that is 'too dangerous to view' up for auction for £50,000
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA house that is deemed 'too dangerous to view' is set to go up for auction next month for £50,000. The derelict property comes with a warning that in-person viewings are strictly prohibited as the terraced house is listed as being 'unsafe'.
Estate agent pictures from inside the home show that the house is falling apart, with chunks missing out of the floor, rotting and peeling walls, cobwebs, mould and piles of junk mounting from the previous owners left on the floor.
If you can look past its current state though, the house is quite the bargain. Found in Ilfracombe in Devon, the property is a two-bedroom end-of-terrace house with a lounge, dining room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, one bathroom and an 80 foot garden, reports DevonLive.
It is being listed for sale by estate agents Webbers who say it "will require renovation by potential purchasers and a general programme of modernisation and redecoration throughout." READ MORE: Britain's 'most haunted' house which costs £75 a night to stay in - if you dare READ MORE: The new property law coming into force that will affect millions of homeowners In the brochure, it explains that people are banned from entering the property due to it being in 'an unsafe condition'.
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