Ever wanted to get on the property ladder but just not been able to afford it ? We took to Zoopla to have a look at some cheaper alternative's for first-time buyers or even just people who love a bargain.
Here we have compiled a list of the five cheapest properties in Workington:
1) 5 Clay Street, Workington - £25,000
This property is a two-bedroomed terrace close to the town centre of Workington.
Although the house may require a bit of work to give it that modern finish, there is great potential with a hall, two reception rooms, kitchen, porch, WC and store on the ground floor, two bedrooms on the first floor and attic room with bath.
2) 11 Wastwater Avenue, Workington - £35,000
This three bedroom house would be perfect for families- with Victoria School being only a short walk away.
The three bedroom semi-detached house would also make a great project for any first time buyers who really wanted to make a place their own.
There is also a huge back garden space that would offer real potential.
3) Moss Bay Road, Workington- £45,000
House sales direct have marketed a 2-bedroom end-terrace on Mossbay road.
The property is well done up and could be moved into with neutral tones throughout.
The house is described as 'a perfect home for a first-time buyer or a great investment opportunity for a rental income.'
4) Park End Road, Workington- £47,500
This one bed flat near the centre of town would be great for anybody trying to get their foot on the property ladder.
The flat has period features such as huge bay window in the living area of the space.
This could also be great for any landlords who wished to add anther property to their portfolio.
5) 14 Scalebeck Court, Workington - £48,000
This property is described as a 'well presented second floor flat that would be ideal as a first time home and perfect as a rental investment.'
The two bedroom flat has a modern fitted kitchen and four piece bathroom - that are both done to very high standards.
For these properties and more you can visit Zoopla.
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