

The lot will go under the hammer with Auction House on the 1st April at The Village Hotel in Coryton, with a guide price of £20,000.

This is one bargain that won’t stay on the market for long! The rather dated interior is shabby and requiring renovation, comprising an entrance hall, open-plan living room/kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom.Ĭlose to a range of amenities, it's located in the town of Tonypandy and also has good road links into Cardiff. It might be in dire need of sprucing up, but this mid-terrace property could provide a fantastic opportunity for a business-savvy buyer looking to flip a fixer-upper. Two-bedroom terraced house, Rhondda Cynon Taf, £20,000 If you're keen to transform this generous flat, check out the listing from Future Property Auctions on Rightmove. This would be ideal as a family home, but those looking to invest could expect to net an average of £350 per calendar month, according to the listing. Located on the top floor, the living areas are spacious and airy, enjoying far-reaching views over the shared gardens.Īccommodation includes an entrance hall, living room, bathroom, a kitchen/diner and three bedrooms, with parking found to the rear. It's certainly in need of some love and a few essential repairs, but this promising flat doesn't seem to be in a bad way at all. Prepared to put in a bit of elbow grease? This promising property is listed for online auction on the 14th April, with a guide price of £16,000. For the right investor, this would make a very rewarding project. Inside, the kitchen and bathroom could do with replacing, while the bedrooms are a generous size but urgently require a refresh. Yes, you read that right – a whole house for just £16,000! The redbrick mid-terrace property sits on Portman Street, close to Teesside University in Middlesbrough, so you certainly won’t be short of tenants if you're looking for a reliable rental. Two-bedroom terraced house, Middlesbrough, £16,000 Searching for a bargain? We've rounded up a selection of homes for sale in the UK for £20,000 or less.

While it's important to bear in mind that cheaper properties often require a little more work before you can unpack your bags – always get a proper structural survey done before you sign on the dotted line – they can prove lucrative investments in the long run. READ MORE: Promising (and cheap) houses for sale for £30,000 It might come as a welcome surprise then to know that there are plenty of homes out there on the market for under £20,000, you just need to know where to look. Struggling to get a foot on the property ladder? You could own one of these homes outright for less than the average UK deposit.įor many first-time buyers, finding an affordable property for sale and saving for a deposit can feel like an endless uphill battle.
