My last few posts haven't really been about what we might call "wrecks". Indeed, some of the properties I've picked out have needed little more that titivating. Well, perhaps a little more than titivating...
Anyhow, today I've got two proper wrecks to show you. First a property sent by one of my resourceful readers, Wendy.
Above and below is a derelict former farm and medieval ruin at Coatham Mundeville, near Darlington - Wendy's "wreckiest wreck!"
Coatham Grange is little more than some ancient walls and optimistic drawings (planning permission for a five-bed home with large stable block) but it comes with four acres and a £270k price tag that's dropped by £80k since it first it went on the market almost a year ago.
More info via agents Your Move here, more pix on Zoopla here.
If four acres doesn't do it for you - how about 27?
Clyngwern Farm, below,about nine miles from Carmarthen, is a semi-derelict four-bed farmhouse (the rear wall needs rebuilding). It comes with 27 acres of pasture land; a two-storey stonebuilt former mill, cowshed and other outbuildings.
It's on the market at £250k through The Smallholding Centre. Details here and more pix on Zoopla here