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At just a fraction of the cost of a typical Sydney home, this property boasts an expansive plot of land that could accommodate several inner-city terraces. However, prospective buyers should note that they’ll need to furnish their own oven.
This Pentland home could be yours for just $110,000. Picture: realestate.com.au
Located in a remote town in regional Queensland, this two-bedroom house sits on a 1000 square meter block and is currently on the market for a mere $110,000. It’s among Australia’s most affordable homes, garnering attention for its exceptionally low price and unique features, such as its kitchen lacking appliances.
Listed by Andrew Jensen, 4 Taylor Street in Pentland has gained national recognition for its affordability and potential despite not being the most luxurious option. With a built-in cupboard in the main bedroom, ample storage in the kitchen, and a rustic sleep-out addition, the house also offers air conditioning, a valuable asset in Pentland’s hot climate.
Just down the road, this ‘neat’ one-bedroom dwelling is also up for grabs for just $90,000. Picture: realestate.com.au
While the property lacks certain amenities, like an oven, its price tag is remarkably reasonable, according to Jensen. Additionally, another nearby property, a one-bedroom house on Creek Street, is also available for just $90,000, offering a cozy option for singles, couples, or travelers seeking an affordable home base.
For those interested in securing a budget-friendly property, Pentland provides a tranquil environment with essential amenities such as a shop, primary school, pub, and swimming pool, fostering a relaxed lifestyle.
In other parts of Australia, similar bargain homes can be found. In Broken Hill, New South Wales, a two-bedroom house on Blende Street is available for $89,000, presenting a renovation opportunity near the town center and high school.
The Broken Hill home needs a bit of TLC. Picture: realestate.com.au
Further south in Donald, Victoria, 14 Alfred Street offers another renovation project on a 900 square meter block for just $69,000. Despite needing some TLC and surrounded by fallen trees, this property has the potential to be transformed into a charming home or weekend retreat.
Meanwhile, in Gladstone, South Australia, the old local hospital on Port Street is listed for $80,000, offering ample space for creative renovations on a generous 1900 square meter allotment.
You’ll need to clear a few trees as part of works. Picture: realestate.com.au
Further west in Southern Cross, Western Australia, a three-bedroom house on Altair Street is listed for $105,000, providing an opportunity for buyers to add their personal touch and unlock its potential.
The old Gladstone Hospital is going for a song. Picture: realestate.com.au
With rising housing prices in major cities, many Australians are turning to regional areas for more affordable living options, contributing to increased migration to these areas. Despite challenges in housing affordability, particularly in rental markets, the appeal of regional living continues to grow for those seeking more space, time, and affordability.
The Southern Cross home has a lot of potential. Picture: realestate.com.au
SOURCE: NEWS.COM.AU