A pretty terraced stone cottage with two-bedrooms, in Ryde's Nelson Place, will be sold as a doer-upper via an online auction on February 8.

There is guide price of at least £120,000 and the new owner will need to be prepared to put in some work - but that also means an exciting opportunity to make your mark on the seaside home.

This mid-terrace is described by agent Clive Emson Auctioneers as being in an attractive, residential location, a short distance Ryde town.

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Isle of Wight County Press: With a bit of work, this garden would be a private and sheltered hideaway.With a bit of work, this garden would be a private and sheltered hideaway. (Image: Clive Emson.)

The auction house will be selling the vacant property, which is in need of upgrading and refurbishment, as a blank canvas for some modernisation.

Register and take part in the auction of the cottage in Nelson Place via THIS ONLINE LINK.

Isle of Wight County Press property need to know:    

  • Location: Ryde
  • Modernisation required, but a great opportunity
  • Garden
  • Two bedrooms
  • To be sold at auction by Clive Emson (01489 564606 or 0345 8500333)

Isle of Wight County Press: What an opportunity to make your mark!What an opportunity to make your mark! (Image: Clive Emson.)

Nelson Place enjoys views to the Solent and is a stroll to both Ryde Esplanade and to shops and eateries in the town.

The property's ground floor features an entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom.

On the first floor, there is a landing and property's two bedrooms.

The house enjoys a garden to the rear.

Sold with a 999-year lease, which was renewed in July 1900, an informally apportioned annual rent stands at £3.50.

Isle of Wight County Press: The rear view of the Nelson Place cottage.The rear view of the Nelson Place cottage. (Image: Clive Emson.)

Isle of Wight County Press: Inside, the rooms need some loving care and attention.Inside, the rooms need some loving care and attention. (Image: Clive Emson.)

The house is in council tax band B.

Rob Marchant, from Clive Emson, said: "The two-bedroom mid-terrace house was occupied by the same tenant for many years but is now offered vacant and in need of a programme of upgrading and refurbishment.

"This will allow the successful purchaser to redecorate in their own taste and style.”