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A neglected inner west home in Sydney has hopes of $1.4m plus.
An inner west dump left in a state of neglect for years has hit the market with hopes of $1.4m.
The former hoarder home, at 181 Denison Rd, Dulwich Hill, has been on the market for just days with strong interest from builders along with buyers keen on diving into their first real estate project.
Agent William Pereira, from Adrian William Real Estate, said the home was on a 215 sqm block tightly held by the same family for many years.
Agent William Pereira said the home was solid.
Photographs show holes in the living room floorboards.
The state of the kitchen.
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“It was a previous hoarder house with the owner moving on and selling up,” he said.
“It has been cleaned out by the family, however left in its current state.
“Since it went live a few days ago, I have been getting a lot of calls from builders and first project builders. It’s in a really popular location.”
Mr Pereira said the house was “solid”, despite sales images revealing holes in the floor, peeling paint and other damages.
The home has a price guide of $1.4m.
The home is already attracting strong interest from builders.
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“The floors are damaged in the living room but everywhere else is pretty good,” he said.
“For $250K-$300K, you could turn it into a nice house.”
The home will go to auction on February 10, with the listing describing it as having “pure renovation potential in enviable position”.
“Presenting an incredibly rare opportunity in Dulwich Hill’s heart, this 215 sqm property offers an exceptional canvas to design your dream home,” it reads.
The bathroom could do with some work.
The home will go to auction in February.
“With beautifully high ceilings and a generous backyard, it’s a blank slate awaiting transformation into an architectural masterpiece.”
Features include a high 3.3m ceilings with period details, floorboards, three spacious bedrooms, large backyard and outdoor sheds.
The home is close to Waratah Mills light rail and Hoskins Park along with Dulwich Hill village, cafes and eateries.