7 Wauchope Street Redvers, SK – Residential House

-Other Description: -strong-Property Overview – Redvers, SK-strong-br-This foreclosure offers a practical layout and clear value-add potential. The main floor measures approximately 1,090 sq ft, including a -98 sq ft entry-mudroom addition (buyer to verify). The plan includes two bedrooms, a 4-piece bathroom, laundry room, kitchen, and living room on the main level, plus a single-car detached garage measuring 12 ft by 18 ft.br-br–strong-Interior Layout – Dimensions-strong-br–Main-floor bedrooms are approximately 12 ft by 11 ft 4 in and 12 ft by 9 ft 3 in. The basement provides a large recreational room with a wet bar along one side, a third bedroom (approx. 7 ft 5 in by 12 ft 10 in), a 2-piece bathroom, and a spacious utility-storage area. The entry-mudroom addition enhances everyday functionality and storage.br-br–strong-Utilities – Mechanical-strong-br–Heating is by natural-gas forced air, supplemented by a few electric radiators in the basement. Electrical service is 100 amp. Power and water have been disconnected and the property has been winterized. A newer sliding window is present in the basement with the interior pane of glass broken.br-br–strong-Exterior – Site-strong-br–The house is finished in white vinyl siding with asphalt shingles. The south-facing roof plane is heavily deteriorated, with most shingles missing due to age. The front yard features a mature tree- the backyard is well shaded with trees and shrubs along the perimeter.br-br–strong-Condition Notes-strong-br–The interior is in poor condition and requires thorough cleaning and repairs. There are multiple ceiling failures from water damage- the laundry room ceiling has newer drywall that is unfinished and not professionally installed- and the upstairs bathroom shows signs of mold around the tub and on the ceiling. Numerous personal effects remain throughout (clothing, dishes, papers, mattresses), and a pool table remains in the basement.br-br–strong-Status – Opportunity-strong-br–This is a foreclosure and was previously listed but did not sell. With roof replacement, interior remediation, and general rehabilitation, the property has strong potential as a revenue-producing holding in a community with steady rental demand. Selling as-is, where-is.