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Three-bedroom 'fixer upper' property in Bilston offered up at £85,000 mysteriously pulled from auction

A three-bedroom "fixer-upper" property in Wolverhampton offered at a price under £100,000 has been mysteriously withdrawn before it was auctioned off.

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The outside of 'fixer-upper' property in Bilston. Photo: RightMove

The home on Greens Lane, Bilston, was set to be auctioned by Bonde Wolfe for a total of £85,000 on Thursday but was removed before it was snapped up.

A note would usually appear if a property was sold prior to the auction which is not displayed on the listings – and it is not likely to feature in the upcoming December auction either, it is understood.

Inside the 'fixer-upper' property in Bilston. Photo: RightMove
Inside the 'fixer-upper' property in Bilston. Photo: RightMove

The semi-detached property said to be in need of "complete refurbishment works" throughout, with images from inside of it showing wallpaper starting to peel off in the majority of the rooms.