BBC Homes Under the Hammer star 'speechless' after Scots couple take on huge renovation of very unusual property

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On a recent episode of Homes Under the Hammer, one Scots couple was left with a huge renovation job in a very strange building located in Kirkcaldy, which left even property experts confused.Having gone under the hammer, the three-bed end of terrace property originally came at a guide price of £90,000.

Situated on a busy road with a variety of shops nearby, it was needing a new lease of life.Scottish presenter Martel Maxwell pointed out missing floorboards, holes in the walls and even likely condensation and damp patches that had built up in the derelict property and needed some investigating.She also showcased a set of stairs which required a revamp and safety-proofing by installing a bannister. "There's lots to do, but it's not a bad start," exclaimed Martel before heading through to show the decently sized bathroom and kitchen area."If you had the budget you might want to give this kitchen the wow factor, you know I like to salvage where I can but it would make a huge difference," Martel noted. "There are some cracked windows, so you need to factor that in but this will really improve energy efficiency."Upstairs, the property offered two decent sized bedrooms, alongside one room which was slightly more narrow - making it the perfect DIY opportunity for an office space or walk-in wardrobe.

It did offer great views over Kirkcaldy - but the mystery of the stairs on the first floor left Martel confused. "It would appear that it was once two properties that has been turned into one. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. "Access to the garden is from the first floor.