It’s no secret house prices in Bristol are some of the most expensive in the country.
But there is still a bargain to be had - as long as you don’t mind a bit of a fixer-upper.
Let’s be honest, nowadays it’s a struggle to find anything decent for less than £200,000 in the city.
So when a listing appears for a two-bedroom house for almost half that price, it’s hard to resist taking a look at what’s on offer.
Located just four miles from the city centre in Soundwell Road, Kingswood, the property has a guide price of £110,000, but is described as being in need of “complete modernisation”.
“But offers scope for a fine home or investment in this sought after location with a large rear garden,” according to the listing on property website Zoopla.
The Freehold, end of terrace house, is currently being cleared out before going up for auction with Hollis Morgan later this month.
The description on the listing says: “Freehold end of terrace property with accommodation arranged over two floors with a large rear garden.
“Soundwell Road is located just off Downend Road within the popular suburb of Kingswood.
“Local amenities and services are all within walking distance including convenience stores, pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants.”
It also says there is scope to create three renting rooms in the property on an HMO style basis, as well as the potential for an attic conversion subject to consents.
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