From the outside, the home looks like any other property you would find above a shop.
The property is in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, and is listed on sale for a guide price of £100,000.
But look closer in to the listing, and is clear all is not as it seems.
This is more than just a small flat, but is in fact a six bedroom abode.
The property is split into four flats, all of which are ready for the new owner to rent out.
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The first flat is a three bedroom property and the others are one bedroom only.
One of the properties has outside space, and enjoys a small terrace area.
Another of the homes has an en-suite shower room.
Any new owner would immediately be a landlord, as two of the flats have tenants who are staying on.
The current annual income is listed as £14,100 – a great return on the £100,000 investment.
This property has come onto the market as it has been revealed the average house price across the UK now tops previous highs of December 2016.
House prices in the three months to August were 2.6% higher than in the same three months a year earlier, it was revealed yesterday in the Halifax Price Index.
The annual rate in August is higher than in July (2.1%), however it has fallen from a peak of 10.0% in March 2016 when transactions grew sharply ahead of the introduction of new higher stamp duty tax rates for buy to let and second homes that came into effect in April.
Brian Murphy, Head of Lending for Mortgage Advice Bureau told Express.co.uk the report from the Halifax this morning is “good news”.
He explained: “Annual house price growth stood at 2.6% in August, resulting in a 1.1% increase on the previous month, and a 0.1% increase on the previous quarter.
“This latest set of data should allay any recent uncertainty around the health of the UK property market, as it points to the fact that house price growth is continuing in line with expectations, with independent industry bodies such as RICS forecasting annual house price growth of between 2% and 4% for 2017.”