text: The ten houses in Australia that won't sell, despite being heavily discounted, have been revealed. A recent report, released by SQM Research, found the properties across the country which haven't been able to spark enough interest among home buyers even after being on the market for up to two years. Among them includes a one-bedroom home in Oberon, central west of NSW, which was listed 800 days ago for $299,000 but the price has since been cut by 50 per cent, the Property Observer reports. Scroll down for video . The ten houses in Australia that won't sell after being on the market for up to two years - some even heavily discounted - have been revealed. This includes a southern Tasmania home (pictured) The property in Ranelagh was listed 730 days ago for about $2 million . The historic nine-bedroom property has since reduced its asking price to $995,000 . The 585 square metre Oberon home is now selling for $149,000 but it isn't alone. A property in Kincumber, north of Sydney, went from $889,000 to a 55 per cent cut. The asking price is now $400,000 and has been on the market for 366 days. Over in southern Tasmania, Ranelagh, another home has been on the market nearly as long as the Oberon property. In Queensland, a four-bedroom property has seen a 45 per cent decrease in its asking price . The asking price for the property was initially for $1.5 million when it was listed on the market 247 days ago . The home in Dunwich, east of Brisbane, is now going for $825,000 . The historic nine-bedroom property was listed 730 days ago for about $2 million but has since reduced its asking price to $995,000. In Queensland, a four-bedroom property has seen a 45 per cent decrease in its asking price since it was listed for $1.5 million 247 days ago. The home in Dunwich, east of Brisbane, is now going for $825,000. 1) 1/35 Empire Drive, Kincumber, NSW . It has been on the market for 366 days and was initially listed for $889,000. Now the asking price is $400,000 after a 55 per cent reduction. 2) 2 Louisa Street, Ranelagh, Tasmania . It has been on the market for 730 days and was initially listed for $2 million. Now the asking price is $995,000 after a 50 per cent reduction. 3) 118 Queen Street, Oberon, NSW . It has been on the market for 800 days and was initially listed for $299,000. Now the asking price is $149,000 after a 50 per cent reduction. 4) 6 Gatumba Street, Myora, Dunwich, Queensland . It has been on the market for 247 days and was initially listed for $1.5 million. Now the asking price is $825,000 after a 45 per cent reduction. 5) 8/109 Mitchell Street, Brunswick, Victoria . It has been on the market for 156 days and was initially listed for $670,000. Now the asking price is $390,000 after a 42 per cent reduction. 6) 114 Attfield Street, Maddington, Western Australia . It has been on the market for 499 days and was initially listed for $629,950. Now the asking price is $385,000 after a 39 per cent reduction. 7) 292 Carabooda Road, Carabooda, Western Australia . It has been on the market for 581 days and was initially listed for $1.65 million. Now the asking price is $1,032,000 after a 37 per cent reduction. 8) 1 Dunraven Court, Sydenham, Victoria . It has been on the market for 317 days and was initially listed for $780,000. Now the asking price is $490,000 after a 37 per cent reduction. 9) 219 Bernard Road North, Carabooda, Western Australia . It has been on the market for 581 days and was initially listed for $3.5 million. Now the asking price is $2,272,000 after a 35 per cent reduction. 10) 292 Carabooda Road Carabooda, Western Australia . It has been on the market for 600 days and was initially listed at $1.65 million. Now the asking price is $1,032,000 after a 35 per cent reduction. A property in Kincumber, north of Sydney, went from $889,000 to a 55 per cent cut . The asking price for this home is now $400,000 and has been on the market for 366 days . A one-bedroom home in Oberon, central west of NSW, which was listed 800 days ago for $299,000 . But the asking price of this NSW property has since been cut by 50 per cent . The 585 square metre Oberon home is now selling for $149,000 .
target: The ten most discounted houses in Australia have been revealed by SQM Research .
  Some of these properties have been on the market for up to two years .
  Among them includes a one-bedroom home in Oberon, central west of NSW .
  It was listed 800 days ago for $299,000 but the price has since been cut down to $149,000 .
  Most of the properties on the list has reduced its asking price from about 35 to 55 per cent .