Hoarder home Tuggerah: Disgusting property is up for sale as potential buyers hoping to snap up a bargain are given face masks and hand sanitiser to view the property

A bidding war has broken out over a dead hoarder’s house, but potential buyers looking to grab a bargain have been forced to make drastic efforts to view the property.

LJ Hooker realtors handed out face masks and hand sanitizer to those brave enough to view and walk through the sickeningly cluttered property.

The three-bedroom beach house at 23 Warner Avenue in Tuggerah, on the NSW Central Coast, has already received 150 expressions of interest with a price indication of $490,000 – about $300,000 less than the median property value in the suburb.

It is expected to sell at a huge discount at Saturday’s auction due to the horror state it is in.

Images show that the floor of each room is completely littered with discarded clothing, trash, furniture and storage items spreading all the way to the aft deck.

LJ Hooker realtors handed out face masks and hand sanitizer to those brave enough to view and walk through the sickeningly cluttered property

According to the listing, the property is a “great opportunity to turn some hard work into real (money).”

‘Located on a flat, fully fenced block of 696 m2, this 3 bedroom house has a large covered terrace.

‘At the rear of the block is a huge garage that has been converted into a 1 bedroom studio complete with hardwood floors, bathroom, walk-in closet, large living space and still room for 2 cars.’

None of the items in the house will be removed by the family of the former owner of the house, who died of natural causes in the house.

“Yes, nothing is being cleaned up,” reads the property description.

The three-bedroom home at 23 Warner Avenue in Tuggerah, on the beachfront Central Coast, has already received 150 expressions of interest with a price indication of $490,000 – about $300,000 less than the median real estate value in the suburb

The floor of each room is completely littered with discarded clothing, rubbish, furniture and storage items, spreading all the way to the aft deck

The selling realtor, William Davies, said more than 50 groups of potential buyers have passed through the home’s mess for inspections.

“The family hopes that the property will be sold under the hammer on Saturday and after more than 5,000 hits online we are confident that the property will be sold,” he told the newspaper. Daily telegram.

He said the current state is a perfect opportunity for a renovation and profit.

“Due to the condition of the house and the amount of waste on site, we have set a bid guideline of $490,000 and expect the reserve to be just above that,” he said.