A DERELICT Grade II listed farmhouse in Chester is back up for auction – with a vastly reduced guide price.
The 18th century property, known as Meadow House, along with three outbuildings will go under the hammer on November 10.
The one-and-a-half acre site in Huntington, which comprises a large six-bedroom, three-storey farmhouse with three separate blocks of barns, has been vacant for several years.
It originally went up for auction back in August with a guide price of £750,000 plus.
However, the historic property failed to sell on the day.
The farmhouse and outbuildings will go under the hammer once again this month with a new guide price of £460,000 plus.
It is owned by United Utilities and accessed via a private lane which also serves the company's water treatment works.
Auctioneers Pugh state: "Extensive Grade II listed former farm buildings set in a site of approximately 1.5 acres comprising a large six bedroom three storey farmhouse with planning consent for internal refurbishment together with three separate blocks of barns, which have planning consent for conversion to residential use."
- For more information about the property visit pugh-auctions.com/property/24285
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