'Britain's most disgusting home' in Plymouth sold for £145,000 after bidding ...
'Britain's most disgusting home' filled with clutter and rubbish including cider bottles filled with URINE sells for £145,000 after bidding war breaks out at auction The grotty house in Stoke, Plymouth has sold after being driven higher than its guide price by a proxy bidder The Camperdown Street property made headlines after being shown with floors covered in rubbish In photos of the property, cider bottles filled with urine and ivy covering the front exterior of the house The house had fallen into disrepair after its owners died and their son was left 'unable to cope' with upkeep
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A house branded Britain's most disgusting home has sold for £145,000 - £35,000 higher than expected - after a bidding war broke out at auction.
The three bedroom property in Stoke, Plymouth had a moderate guide price of £110,000 but a bidding war driven by a proxy bidder ballooned the price to £145,000 when it was sold at Auction House Devon and Cornwall on November 18.
Bidding began at £110,000 and bidders placed offers in £5,000 increments before the proxy bidder took the house.
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