An auction is scheduled for a cluttered house in North Wales, labeled as unsafe for viewing without full personal protective equipment (PPE), with a price starting at £40,000. Located in the village of Nantlle near Llyn Nantlle Uchaf in Gwynedd, this three-bedroom property, previously owned by a deceased woman, includes various items like bird cages, plastic boxes, and bags. The house, described as in need of renovation, features three bedrooms, a bathroom, two reception rooms, and an open-plan kitchen.
Representing Williams and Goodwin, Ashleigh McMullan highlighted the potential of the property as a rewarding project for the winning bidder. Interested parties are advised to wear full PPE due to safety concerns. The buyer would be responsible for clearing out the extensive contents inside the house. Viewings are limited due to the excessive clutter, and accurate measurements should not solely rely on the provided floor plan.
Prospective buyers must submit written offers after viewing the property and reviewing the legal documents. Nantlle, known for its picturesque landscape and small population of 228 residents, offers stunning views and outdoor activities. Situated near the Eryri Snowdonia National Park, the village is surrounded by natural beauty. The auction for the property is set for October 9.
For additional information, please visit www.tppuk.com/live-auction.