But it will need a bit of work
A Nottinghamshire house has been advertised for sale at a guide price of £15,000+. The Mansfield property is due to be auctioned on Thursday, February 9, 2023.
With some properties in Bond Wolfe’s next auction being advertised at starting prices as low as £10,000 the firm's chief executive Gurpreet Bassi, explained: “The attractive prices starting at just £10,000+ are because some are in need of modernisation, but they offer excellent potential returns on investment.
Across the border in Derbyshire, are a couple of semi-detached homes that are also listed at enticing guide prices. The neighbouring houses at 13 and 15 Lathkill Avenue in Ilkeston, are listed for £29,000 to £34,000. Both are three-bedroomed homes and each needs modernisation.
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