Three-bed house with garage and garden on sale for HALF the price of neighbouring homes – but wait until you see inside

A BARGAIN house has hit the market for £200,000 which is less than half the price of neighbouring homes.

The three-bedroom semi-detached home in Evesham, Worcs, is cheaper than those surrounding it for a surprising reason.

The interior of the large property is littered with rubbish in every single room – including clothes and old newspapers.

Even the bath was filled to the brim with strange items, including a duvet and what appeared to be a Christmas tree.

Bin bags, clothes, paper files and books are among remnants of the previous residents left in the living room and bedrooms.

In the back garden, doors and other paraphernalia have been left on paving stones.

Crockery, unopened tins and debris are strewn across the kitchen, as shown in the photo gallery on the RightMove advert.

Drawers have been left open with items falling out of them and other just dumped on the floor.

At £200,000 the property is the cheapest on Elm Road, which has an average house price of £427k over the past year.

Similar semi-detached properties sold for an average of £387,500, and terraced properties in the road have also fetched more at £255,000.

Over the last year prices of the properties sold on Elm Road were 95 per cent up on the previous year and 44 per cent up on the 2014 peak of £296,500 according to RightMove.

A description of the property says there is no onward chain and it is "in need of improvement" with "viewing advised".

The property boasts three bedrooms, two reception rooms, a garage, drive and rear garden.

It also has gas central heating and double glazing, and is less than one mile away from Evesham town centre.