The six-bedroom Isle of Wight abode is currently being sold for £400,000. Despite its seemingly affordable price, the property is in poor condition, with agents restricting access to children due to health and safety concerns.
Visitors have been warned to wear strong footwear and have been advised that some rooms are not viewable due to the amount of rubbish and debris present. Among the limitations, the extent of the property’s condition has hindered estate agents from conducting a full survey and gathering precise measurements.
The seriousness of the situation is emphasized by the statement that only potential buyers who can promptly commit to a purchase are welcome for viewings. In addition, the agents have acknowledged that floor plans and other details have been sourced from previous media, as access to some rooms has been restricted, leaving them unable to guarantee the accuracy of this information.
