Cheap real estate is hard to come by in the Netherlands, so when you see a listing for an entire corner house under €200,000, you do a double take. 👀
Well, apparently, somewhere in the country you can still snag a bargain like this.
As RTL writes, a (charming?) 24 m² self-contained huisje, within walking distance of the city centre, AND with a private parking space, is on sale in Groningen for €175,000.
The only issue? You can’t really live in it… yet?
A dream home — or nightmare fuel?
The little house on Ypenmolendrift comes with some unique modern art on the wall (graffiti), beautiful exposed brick, and three windows (boarded-up, but still!) — so, what’s the catch?
Well… the house needs a LOT of TLC.
And by that, we mean a complete overhaul. Right now, it’s basically four walls and a roof. No, literally. You can check out the Funda listing and see for yourself.
Oh, and there’s one more thing we should probably mention before you throw your money into this: the building is protected by the city, so you’ll need to follow strict renovation rules.
But hey, once it’s all fixed up, you could always rent it out to a poor international student for €1,300 a month to cover your mortgage. 😉
Would you buy this gem in the centre of Groningen? Share your thoughts in the comments!
