An ability to focus on the bigger picture is needed for an investor willing to grab the challenge to revitalise an end of terrace South Wales House with a £35,000 price tag.
The cost of buying the three-bedroom property at auction may well be low but the effort and imagination needed to transform the place could well be quite high.
Sean Roper, of South Wales-based Paul Fosh Auctions, said: “This end terrace property in the South Wales valleys village of Treherbert is ideal for those looking for a solid project to renovate for themselves or to resell.
“Having previously been extended, 35 Baglan Street, in Treherbert, near Treorchy is in a prime location with stunning views across the countryside and nearby hills.
“It is in a fairly dilapidated state but investors with vision will be able to see through its current condition. The house offers a lounge, dining room, lobby area and kitchen on the ground floor and three bedrooms, a bathroom and WC above.
“It has a lawn at the front and garden space to the side and rear. There is also off-road parking at the front.
“Situated in a prime location offering immediate access to the main village of Treorchy and within a few minutes walking distance of Treherbert village, the property affords immediate access to all facilities and amenities including cafes, bistros, schools at all levels, transport links, not forgetting outstanding walks over the nearby hills and mountains.
“To be sold with vacant possession the house once renovated could command rental of about £750 per calendar month.”
The end terrace is one lot among a varied catalogue of some eighty other properties which are being offered for sale online at Paul Fosh Auctions which starts from 12 noon on Tuesday, February 4 and ends from 5pm on Thursday, February 6.
