Once Condemned Home Up For Auction
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Posted: 8:07 AM Oct 6, 2008
 Last Updated: 8:07 AM Oct 6, 2008
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Nearly a year after it was condemned, a Lexington home once infested with rats, is about to go on the auction block.

The house on Glen Abbey Circle in the Andover area, has since been cleaned from top to bottom, and is now ready for a buyer.

It's been foreclosed, and will be auctioned at noon, at Fayette Circuit Court. Realtors say the home is worth around $225,000, but could sell for as little as $150,000.
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Posted by: Fire Marshall bill Location: Living Color on Oct 6, 2008 at 11:39 AM
If the rats have been in the walls she will burn to the ground.
Posted by: Thomas Location: Lexington on Oct 6, 2008 at 09:03 AM
Whoever buys it should raze the house and rebuild. Clean or not, any rats within half a mile will know where to crash this winter.
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