Whether you're curious or are on the hunt for a house, it's always exciting to see what is on the market.
From luxury mansions, doer-uppers, former churches and cosy bungalows, the housing market is far and wide much like the prices on the market too.
Although it's always fun to look at the most expensive and grand properties up for grabs, we thought we'd take a look at the cheapest property in Watford.
You might think it will be a tiny home, with no roof and needs knocking down and starting over, but you just might be surprised how much you can get for your buck.
Watford's cheapest home on the market
This one-bed cottage-style bungalow in Nascot Village is simple and sweet but has a lot to offer and is up for £220,200.
Set in a charming development with communal gardens it's just a short distance to Watford town centre and has an array of features associated with a retirement development.
Starting in the lounge you can see that the french style doors let plenty of light into the home which means you can have the warm air flowing through during the warmer home.
It has space for a good-sized sofa or chairs, there is room for storage units, photos and a large TV too, plus the decadent ceiling rose adds an extra touch of grandeur to the property.
Moving into the kitchen, you can see it is simple and sweet, with white painted walls and cabinets, along with spotlighting too.
Although its appliances might need updating, there is plenty of counter space meaning there's space to cook your heart out and views into the garden whilst you do.
Next to the bedroom, it has a built-in storage unit and floor space for a large double bed.
The light grey walls brighten up the area whilst the classic cottage-style windows let you have lovely views and natural sunlight.
The bathroom is fully accessible with a walk-in shower, non-slip floor and easy-to-use appliances too.
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