Is this Australia's worst house? Tiny dilapidated shack from the 1920s goes up for auction - and buyers aren't even allowed to look inside before they make a bid The tiny shack has hit the market in trendy Brisbane inner-city suburb of Dutton Perched 3 kilometers from city's CBD the property is listed as a 'sight unseen' Chamferboard house is believed to have been left vacant for a number of years Agent admits 1920s home has seen better days but its glory could be restoredBy Charlie Coë For Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:51 GMT, 23 February 2019 | Updated: 23:52 GMT, 23 February 2019 Viewcomments A tiny rundown shack has hit the market in a trendy inner-city suburb - and buyers aren't even allowed to look inside before making a bid. The battered iron-roofed home in Brisbane's Dutton Park, believed to date back to the 1920s, will go up for auction next month despite being marketed as a 'sight unseen' property. The 22 Deighton Road property presents a gamble for those looking to make a quick, with the house next selling for $1.1million last year. A tiny rundown shack (pictured) has hit the market in a trendy inner-city suburb - and buyers aren't even allowed to look inside before making a bid The agent who sold the neighbouring home said he believed the rustic 405sq m block had been left vacant for quite some time. 'Anyone could see the home would be upgraded eventually,' Harcourts Homeside Greenslopes agent Sam Peterffy told realestate.com.au. 'Noone has lived there for years - I believe the lady passed away some years ago and left it to her nephew.' Listings agent Paul Doyle described the property as a 'dilapidated, circa 1920 home' with high ceilings, ornate timber breezeways and wide pine flooring. But he added the pre-war home had 'fallen on hard times'. 'This home, adorned with charming features, may be restored to its former glory for the option to start again,' he said. The rundown site at 22 Deighton Road (pictured) presents a gamble for those looking to make a quick buck from the lucrative street - on which the house next door sold for $1.1million last year The property is located within walking distance of the Gabba cricket ground and the South Bank recreational hub (street pictured) Constructed from chamferboard, the property has three bedrooms, two kitchens, a living room and a bathroom. The home is located within walking distance of the Gabba cricket ground and the South Bank recreational hub. The weathered shack's listing comes after a house on the same street dubbed 'Australia's worst house' was bought by local investors for $668,000 in 2015. A similarly derelict squatter house on the state's Sunshine Coast hit the market despite the year after that - despite having a wall strewn with graffiti and a swimming pool turned skate park. Listings agent Paul Doyle described the property as a 'dilapidated, circa 1920 home' (pictured) with high ceilings, ornate timber breezeways and wide pine flooring Read more: Share or comment on this article: All rights reserved for this news site dailymail and under his responsibility