Stranger Buys Abandoned 400-Year-Old Dangerous House Filled with Rats, Rabbits and Mice Online for R16m
- A stranger has surprisingly stepped forward to buy a 400-year-old abandoned cottage that has been described as a dangerous acquisition to make
- The property which was acquired online for £760,000 (R16 million) is said to contain rodents as rats, rabbits, mice and would be needing a total renovation
- Interestingly, the auction of the house which contains three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room and utility room on the ground floor was done without any display of its interior
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As if seeing what others cannot fathom, an unidentified stranger has made a property acquisition best described as outrageous.
Mirror reports that a stranger has acquired a 400-year-old abandoned house that has been described as a dangerous property to acquire for £760,000 (R16 million).
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The Elizabeth Cottage located in the UK is said to be infested with rabbits, rats and mice and would need total renovation to get it back in good shape.
How bad the property is
Giving more details on the state of disrepair in the property which was sold during a live stream auction, Daily Mail explains that its staircase is so bad it can collapse at any time.
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The Crookham Common property auctioned by Brighton-based Auction House Sussex is said to be so dangerous, pictures couldn't be taken from the inside.
Its 'jungle' garden is home to rabbits, rats and mice and possibly other unconfirmed animals.
The house is a 4-bedroom one
The auctioning company stated that the property is a 4-bedroom house. It has 3-bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on its first floor.
The main house is comprised of three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room and utility room.
A statement describing the interior of the property reads:
"An unusual opportunity to acquire a detached four bedroom property on good size plot in a rural setting, requiring complete refurbishment.
'The property is in poor repair and looks to have been derelict for many years. Elizabeth Cottage and land sits on a plot approximately 1.5 acres, with access to Crookham Common to the rear.
''Floor there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms. To the rear of the property there is a one bedroom annex and outbuildings."
Person of the Year: Daughter spends 2nd Christmas in home bought for mom
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that Bernice Mohale has wowed Mzansi after she took to Twitter to reveal that she has had to pinch herself because she can’t believe she is spending her second Christmas in her new home.
Mohale, who grew up in a shack, bought her mother a house last year and told users she is still getting used to owning her own space.
The brainy beauty is the founder of Pristine Serv - Cleaning Services. ted that there is a large compound that makes for a good parking space.
Source: Briefly News
