This offers a potentially lucrative opportunity for investors and developers willing to take on a substantial renovation project.
Set to be sold by online auction on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, with bidding ending at 3.24pm, the Hartley Btrook Avenue property is very much a fixer-upper.
It is in poor condition throughout, requiring a full programme of refurbishment, and prospective buyers should be prepared for significant works, including addressing mould and general disrepair.
Despite this, it does provide a blank canvas for those with the resources and appetite to add value.
The house sits on a generous plot and backs onto woodland near Hartley Brook Dike Nature Reserve, a feature that adds long-term appeal once the property has been brought back to standard.
Internally, the accommodation extends to approximately 691 sq ft (64.2 sq m).
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a spacious lounge-dining room, a kitchen, and an inner hallway leading to a WC and storage areas.
Upstairs are two well-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom and a landing with loft access.
Externally, the sizeable rear garden offers both privacy and scope for landscaping or potential extension, subject to the necessary consents.
The front garden also presents an opportunity for redesign or the installation of off-street parking.
Despite its current condition, the property benefits from a convenient residential location.
It is close to local shops and amenities including Shiregreen Medical Centre, nearby schools, and regular bus routes, with Sheffield city centre easily accessible.
The house is being sold freehold and with no onward chain.
Open house viewings are scheduled for Thursday, January 8 (12pm–12.30pm), Friday, January 9 (10.30am–11am) and Monday, January 12 (10.30am–11am), with no appointment required.
Ultimately, this is a high-risk, high-reward proposition, but for the right buyer, could translate into strong returns.
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