A four-bedroom Dundee home in need of renovation is going to auction with a guide price £40,000 below its value.
The property on Whitefauld Road is thought to be the cheapest four-bedroom home on the market in the city.
A home report valued the house at £200,000, but it will go under the hammer with a guide price of £160,000.
Auction House Scotland describes the property as a “doer-upper house with bags of potential”.
It is the cheapest home with four bedrooms currently for sale in Dundee, based on Rightmove listings.
The two-floor house offers generous accommodation space.
On the ground floor is a lounge and dining room, which has a door leading to the back garden.
The kitchen also has a door to the garden.
Two of the four bedrooms are on the ground floor, along with a bathroom, while the other two are upstairs.
A toilet and a boiler room combined with a cupboard are also on the first floor.
The home will go under the hammer at a live-streamed auction on April 24.
Registration for bidding has opened and will close at 6pm on April 23.
Meanwhile, The Courier has also taken a look at some homes on the market for £300,000 in Dundee, Angus, Fife and Perthshire.
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