A THREE bedroom house in a prime school administration location is for sale for just £80,000 and looks like the perfect place for any parent.
But although it appears on paper as the ideal home for a family, in reality this property hides a great secret.
The exterior of the terraced house in Swallowownest, Sheffield suggests it needs a little TLC, but it does little to prepare home seekers for what awaits inside.
Potential buyers have to sift through piles of rubbish, clothing and junk to see the Chestnut Road home.
Though it's next door to Aston Academy School, the brave must be willing to get their hands dirty to live on the streets.
The shocking images used to advertise the homes suggest there was no time for a spring cleaning before they hit the market.
After passing through the dark entrance hall, which is adorned with striking brown patterned wallpaper, the viewer enters a spacious open-plan living and dining room.
But unfortunately most of the space was taken up by mountains of rubbish thrown on the furniture and floor.
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The worn-looking blue sofa is camouflaged by the previous owner's leftover belongings, while an old TV has been tossed onto the pile.
The other end of the room isn't much better as it's littered with jewelry, clothing, and other trinkets.
And it takes more than just a coat of paint: crumbling wallpaper and stained walls require quite a bit of cleaning know-how.
Moving on to the kitchen, the grime really ups the ante as the dirty space is in need of a complete makeover.
The smashed kitchen cabinets are soaked in thick mud, as are the tile floors and all the aching appliances in the room.
It's impossible to imagine cooking up a storm in this run-down space littered with beer cans and other junk.
Chipped wallpaper and warped, rotted floors are the icing on the cake in this kitchen from hell.
The three upstairs bedrooms are also littered with junk, old appliances, and piles of paperwork.
Snapshots of the master bedroom reveal a rotten mattress, neglected built-in closets, and other clutter cluttering the miserable room.
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Every inch of the bathroom is covered in thick dirt and mold while a run-down toilet has no seat.
The property's rear garden also reflects the internal anarchy, as brave potential buyers would wait a while to mow the lawn.
They had to deal with overgrown grass, overgrown trees, and piles of plastic and wood before they even thought about where to plant a flower bed.
Real estate agent Merryweathers admitted in the listing that it was in need of a "complete makeover" but boasted of its ideal location and decent number of bedrooms.
They wrote: "A three bedroom townhouse in need of a complete refurbishment, offered for sale using a modern auction method.
"The property is in a popular and established development on Aughton Lane, centrally located for Sheffield, Rotherham and junction 31 of the M1 motorway."
It seems buyers will have to be willing to repair the home themselves after ridding the place of its layers of dirt.
The Sun previously reported that ' Britain's most disgusting house' was set to be auctioned for £110,000.
The three-bedroom semi-detached house in Devon was littered with rubbish, urine bottles and rotting food.
And another three-room house to this moquée après avoir été mise sur le marché pour £150,000 , malgré le fait qu'elle était chargée d'énormes tas d'encombrement, de poubelles débordantes et d'un bol pour chat près de the Cook.
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