An eyesore two-bed house next door to environment secretary George Eustice's constituency office is being auctioned for a meagre £40,000 at the end of the month.
The down-at-heel pad has been the subject of much scrutiny due to its unsavoury appearance.
Viewed from the street, it boasts a boarded up window, British flag, grime-covered facade and lime green paint.
The house, which is expected to fetch just £40,000 at auction, is littered with rubbish bags, empty beer bottles and displays the Union Jack and Gadsden flag, a banner often used as a far-right symbol named after US politician Christopher Gadsden
The run-down house contrasts unfavourably with the next door office, which has 'George Eustice MP' emblazoned in neat green letters above the door.
The front of the property boasts the Union Jack and Gadsden flag, a banner often used as a far-right symbol named after the US politician Christopher Gadsden, who designed it in 1775 during the American Revolution.
The interior of the pad in Camborne, Cornwall, is even more shabby and forlorn.
The lime green freehold property has caused quite a stir on social media with one person comparing the interior to a 'crime scene'. The £40,000 house is next door to the constituency office of Environment Minister George Eustice
Both bedrooms are covered in rubbish, from large bin bags to a collapsing curtain rail pole. The property description on Rightmove and auctioneers Allsop does not refer to the aesthetic of property, choosing instead to focus on 'local amenities'
The second bedroom, partially pained in salmon-orange has cracked ceilings and various bits of debris on the pale-blue carpeted floor
Shocking photos reveal bags of rubbish and clothes strewn across the floor, empty liquor bottles, overflowing bins, unmade beds and lopsided
