Australia’s cheapest house: ‘Neat and strong’ one-bedroom bungalow hits the market for less than $10,000 – so would you live there?
- A one-bedroom bungalow in Hepburn Springs, Victoria is on sale for $9,990
- The studio offers one bathroom, a kitchen/dining room and can be dismantled
- The bungalow also comes accustomed with water and power connections
A one-bedroom bungalow has hit the market for as little as $9,990.
The quaint studio home in Hepburn Springs, Victoria offers one bathroom, a kitchen and ‘can be utilised in so many ways’.
The ‘neat and strong’ bungalow is also able to be dismantled and moved to be used as an extra room or work space.
A bungalow in Hepburn Springs, Victoria is on the market for just $9,990 (pictured)
‘One bedroom with bathroom and kitchen/dining area, this neat and strong bungalow is perfect for that extra room, office or work area, and is fairly simple to dismantle and move to your property,’ the house was described on the realestate.com.
The bungalow is also accustomed with ‘water and sewer connections’ and is just 20sqm.
‘Measuring 6.4m x 3.2m x 2.6m high, and built with an all steel frame, cement sheet outer, tin roof with fibreglass & silverpaper insulation,’ the website said.
‘Water, power & sewer connections are all there ready to go. The steel and checkerplate stairs are included as well.’
The house is able to be dismantled and used as an extra work space or study
It includes one bathroom, one bedroom and a kitchen and dining area
Photos of the studio home show a single chair sitting behind a table in the dining room.
The kitchen houses a small sink with a microwave on the counter top.
Next to the dining room is a small bathroom with a shower and toilet.
The house can be viewed by appointment only.
The small studio has water, power and sewer connections ‘ready to go’