A terraced property in Wigan is currently the cheapest house on the market in Greater Manchester.
The three-bedroom home in Leigh was listed on Rightmove on November 3 with a guide price of just £24,000.
The bargain property is set to go under the hammer at a public auction on December 8.
Located on Widdows Street, the house is an end terrace with a garden at the back.
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On the ground floor of the home is a hallway, two reception rooms, under the stairs storage, a kitchen and a pantry.
To the first floor is a landing, three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Close to St. Thomas C.E. Primary, the property is five minutes from Leigh town centre, so Spinning Gate shopping centre, Leigh Market, Aldi, Tesco and Lidl are within reach for future occupants.
Auctioneers Bo nd Wolfe in Birmingham, say 'the property is in need of refurbishment.'
The auction for this property begins at 9am on December 8, and will be livestreamed via the Bond Wolfe website with remote bidding by proxy, phone or internet.
Bond Wolfe say you must pre-register to bid no later than 12pm on Tuesday, December 7.
How the auction process works
Properties up for auction are listed with a guide price, which is what the auction house or seller thinks it could be worth.
There are different types of auctions, but generally, you place a bid in order to buy the property.
To take part, you're required to pre-register and undertake identity checks so you can be authorised to bid.
You'll also have to provide your payment details, otherwise your registration won't be processed.
If you are the highest bidder, you must exchange legally binding contracts for the sale when the auction for the property comes to an end. You must then pay the administration fee and deposit.
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