A two-bedroom detached house in Greenwich — just a two-minute walk to the Thames — is being auctioned off for £2 a ticket

Front Garden and Drive NS
Front Garden and Drive NS

Hyperexit

Finding it hard to get on the London property ladder?

You could land a two-bedroom property just a two-minute walk to the Thames for £2 — if you're the lucky winner of a raffle, that is.

Digital marketing and promotions company Hyperexit is raffling off a "quaint two-bedroom detached house close to the River Thames and Royal Arsenal area" for just £2 a ticket.

The property, 8 Camelot Close, is two minutes from the river and 15 minutes from the closest station by foot. It will be "completely refurbished" before it's handed over to the winner, according to the company. 

Here's the location:

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Screen Shot 2017 10 16 at 10.07.40

Google Maps

It has a kitchen, living area, double bedroom, single bedroom, family bathroom, and patio garden — and the winner will live there completely rent-free.

This is what the lounge currently looks like:

Lounge Cropped
Lounge Cropped

Hyperexit

According to Hyperexit, the winner will "work with the design team to create a style that you love," including choosing a new kitchen design with a stainless steel fridge freezer, oven with grill, extractor hood, and washing machine, as well as a new bathroom with an integrated Aqualisa power shower.

The area is served by the Thames Clipper river-boat service, DLR, and overground trains, with Crossrail due to open in 2018.

It lies just one stop away by river bus to the O2 Arena, and provides easy access to Canary Wharf.

This is what the street looks like:

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street shot

Google Maps

Interested? You can enter the contest here by answering a skill-testing question. The winner will be chosen at random on or after the closing date of December 21 — but you better be fast. The company is only accepting a maximum of 500,000 max entries.

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