Auction House East Anglia raises near £10m in property sale

“We sold 54 lots raising just under £10 million and have already done a number of post auction deals,” said Robert Hurst, auction surveyor.

“One of the highlights was the sale of a windmill at Langley Marshes in Haddiscoe, on instruction of receivers, for £265,000.

“The highest price lot sold was a Grade II listed thatched farmhouse on Ingham Road in Brumstead, which sold for £650,000.

“The lowest price lot was a let ground-floor flat producing £595 pcm (£7,140 pa) on St Peter’s Road in Great Yarmouth, which sold for £50,000.”

A mixture of lots including residential, commercial and land went under the hammer and some of the sales include:

- On instruction of a housing association, a three-bedroom terrace house needing modernisation on Entrance Lane in Brooke sold for £167,000.

A Grade II listed thatched farmhouse on Ingham Road in Brumstead sold for £650,000 (Image: Auction House East Anglia)

- A one-bedroom end-terrace bungalow requiring refurbishment on West End in Saxlingham Thorpe sold for £116,000.

• On behalf of mortgagees, a two-bedroom second-floor flat at Dukes Palace Wharf in Norwich sold for £141,000.
• A three-bedroom mid-terrace house requiring modernisation on Glenmore Gardens in Norwich sold for £181,000.
• On behalf of an institutional client, an office building on Waldegrave in Bowthorpe sold for £202,000.
• A two-bedroom ground-floor flat on Nelson Street in King’s Lynn sold for £80,000.
• A one-bedroom flat on Princes Street in Ipswich sold for £62,500.
• A two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow on Rothbury Road in Wymondham sold for £195,000.
• A two-bedroom semi-detached house requiring modernisation on Northfield Gardens in Wymondham sold for £163,000.
• A parcel of land extending to around 0.17 of an acre on Low Common in Ashill sold for £60,000.

An office building in Bowthorpe sold for £202,000 (Image: Auction House East Anglia)

• A detached bungalow of non-standard construction on the Coast Road in Walcott sold for £186,500.
• 2.84 acres of land with stables on Welbeck Road in Bergh Apton sold for £132,000.
• A three-bedroom detached bungalow on Romany Walk in Poringland sold for £248,000.
• A three-bedroom semi-detached house on Burnham Road in North Creake sold for £172,000.
• A three-bedroom detached bungalow requiring modernisation on The Uplands in Beccles sold for £202,000.
• On instruction of an executor, a two-bedroom detached bungalow of non-standard construction on The Drift in Fakenham sold for £202,000.
• A three-bedroom semi-detached house on Beck Row in Bury St Edmunds sold for £160,000.
• A retail unit with planning permission to convert into four flats on Norwich Road in Wisbech sold for £60,000.
• A three-bedroom semi-detached house on Rowan Close in Wisbech sold for £117,000.
• On instruction of a power of attorney, a two-bedroom Grade II listed mid-terrace cottage on Diss Road in Scole sold for £118,000.

A retail unit with planning permission to convert into four flats on Norwich Road in Wisbech sold for £60,000 (Image: Auction House East Anglia)

• 1.1 acres of land off Bury Road in Hepworth sold for £62,000.
• A two-bedroom mid-terrace house in need of modernisation on Downham Road in Runcton Holme sold for £99,000.
• A three-bedroom detached house on Squire’s Drove in Three Holes sold for £200,000.
• A detached bungalow on Cross Lane Close in Lakenheath sold for £192,000.
• A three-bedroom attached barn conversion on Cranwich Road in Cranwich sold for £127,000.
• A two-bedroom ground-floor flat on Baddow Road in Chelmsford sold for £170,000.
• A three-bedroom detached bungalow on Thorpe Close in Hockley sold for £525,000.
• On instruction of an executor, just over half an acre of grazing land at Glebe Corner in Mautby sold for £35,000.
• A let two-bedroom terrace house producing £4,420 pa on Nettle Hill West in Great Yarmouth sold for £52,000.
• A four-bedroom detached house on Akethorpe Way in Lowestoft sold for £255,000.
• An office building on Whiffler Road in Norwich sold for £225,000.

“We will soon launch our new and enhanced website,” said Robert. “You may notice a few changes over the forthcoming weeks and months but with this investment we are endeavouring to offer our clients the very best information and support, whether you are buying or selling.

“We are now taking entries for our auction on Wednesday, September 11, with a closing date for entries in mid-August.”

If you have land or property that needs to be sold, please call 01603 505100 for free impartial advice, or contact Auction House at auctionhouse.co.uk/eastanglia