The cottage is being held up by scaffolding Sleaford Lincolnshire
The asking price on a tumbledown ‘monstrosity’ will be slashed when it goes to auction following a legal battle.
Thousands of pounds in public money have been spent over the last few years as the council was forced to stop the Grade II listed property from falling down. However, he protested that the reserve price of £10,000 recommended by a chartered surveyor would be “basically giving the property away”.The case went to Lincolnshire County Court on Friday, where the judge agreed with the lower price tag.
“It will have to be demolished, which will require de-listing and planning applications. It is an unattractive proposition.” The debate over how much to put the property up for auction for was heard at Lincoln County Court | Photo: File/The Lincolnite
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