An incredible home on a UK island is being eaten up by nature making it too difficult to enter.
But the four-bedroom bungalow is on the market as a renovation project if prospective buyers think they can fight against nature and bring it back to its former glory.
Bidders in its auction will not be able to take a look inside first however “due to the condition of the lot”.
The home is built into the landscape of the Welsh island of Anglesey as it sweeps down to the stunning Menai Strait near the islands of Ynys y Big, Ynys Castell and Ynys Gaint.
It is within walking distance of stunning waterside scenery and enticing coastal strolls surrounded by the beauty of this special spot.
Its stunning scenery gives it plenty of potential to become the perfect family home with some work or with planning consent, the buyer could decide to squash and skip the current abode and create their own dream home by the sea on the sizeable plot.
The closest facilities are at the nearby village of Llandegfan, where there are independent shops, schools, social and sports clubs and a church and parish hall, as well as a pub.
Underneath the foliage is a spacious lounge with sliding doors out to the garden, which is connected to the dining room via a large, open doorway.
There is a separate sitting room, a generous kitchen diner, a cloakroom and an integrated double garage that could be converted into another room if required and if planning allows.
The house is going to online auction with Town and Country Property Auctions, Wrexham with a guide price of £200,000.
