If you’re looking for a new project, these ‘fixer-upper’ properties might be perfect for you.

Renovating a house can be a big undertaking, but it can have impressive results - and for those that have the time to take on the task, it can be rewarding and even lucrative if you then sell the property.

With everything from traditional cottages to mid-terraced homes available, here are some of the Welsh project houses for sale for £100,000 or less.

Ardwyn Terrace, Newcastle Emlyn - £55,000

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The house is in need of some renovation. (John Francis)
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The house is set to be sold through auction in December. (John Francis)

This mid-terraced house is in the centre of Newcastle Emlyn town within easy walking distance to the high street shops and services.

The property is made up of a lounge, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom, set across two floors.

With a rear yard and views across the river, the property will be sold through auction in December.

Bridge Street, Llanfyllin - £80,000

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This property is described as an “ideal” investment property. (Morris Marshall and Poole)
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The property is in need of some work. (Morris Marshall & Poole)

On the outskirts of town is this semi-detached cottage requiring “extensive” renovation.

Described as an “ideal” investment opportunity, the property is made up of a reception room and kitchen on the ground floor, and two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor.

There is also a small garden area to the front and a right of access to the adjoining property.

Newbridge-on-Wye, Llandrindod Wells - £90,000

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The house sits close to a main road. (Express Estate Agency)
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The property is only in need of little decoration, making it a simpler project. (Express Estate Agency)

This mid-terraced house on the A470 is close to local amenities in the village of Newbridge-on-Wye.

Inside, there is a spacious lounge, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a three-piece shower room.

Prominent features of the property include an exposed brick fireplace surround and tiled flooring, while outdoors there is a covered patio area, a lawn and two sheds.

Teifi Street, Pontrhydfendigaid- £95,000

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The house is in need of updating and modernisation. (Morgan & Davies)

This mid-terraced traditional cottage is stone built and is in need of updating and modernisation.

The accommodation provides a front porch, a sitting room, a kitchenette, a rear hallway, a bathroom, and two bedrooms.

Just ten minutes from Tregaron, the house sits in the Teifi Valley in the foothills of the Welsh Cambrian Mountains.

Trefonen Way, Llandrindod Wells - £100,000

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The house is close to town amenities. (McCartneys)
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The main reception room of the property. (McCartneys )

Close to town is this mid-terraced house in need of refurbishment, which comes with both front and rear gardens.

Inside, there are a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a WC.

In the gardens, there are timber borders and a shed, with a paved path leading to the entrance of the house.