The catalogue for Cheffins’ property auction on Wednesday, 25th September is now live and includes an interesting range of land, residential and commercial opportunities throughout East Anglia.
Amongst the parcels of land, there is a variety of both grassland and agricultural. This includes 4 acres of grassland on the edge of the village of Willingham with two small outbuildings (Lot 2) at a guide price of £60,000, as well as a single parcel of 15.37 acres of undulating Grade 2 grassland in Sandon, Hertfordshire (Lot 3), which could provide environmental and amenity options. Amongst the agricultural land lots is a single block of mainly Grade 1 land totalling 23.74 acres (Lot 4) located between March and Coldham, which has been used for agricultural purposes for a number of years and is going under the hammer at a guide of £50,000.
Lot 2, grassland on the edge of the village of Willingham
There are some wonderful historic residential refurbishment and development opportunities being offered for sale including a gothic style Grade II Listed former Dispensary building dating back to 1865, located in the centre of Ely (Lot 6). The freehold property is full of character and offers development potential, subject to planning. In the village of Lode, there’s the rare chance to purchase a substantial former Baptist chapel constructed in 1832 (Lot 9); these beautiful buildings often appeal to a range of buyers, with a wide variety of uses in mind. The Grade II Listed chapel includes a gross internal floor area of 153m² (excluding a mezzanine area) and generous external space. It is set to go under the hammer at a guide of £150,000 to £200,000.
The Grade II Listed former Dispensary building located in the centre of Ely (Lot 6).
Another characterful property ripe for renovation is a Grade II Listed cottage (Lot 10 - pictured below) occupying a generous plot in the centre of the desirable Huntingdonshire village of Abbotsley. The quaint two-double bedroom timber-frame cottage has a recently renewed thatched roof, and there is also a detached timber barn within the grounds which may offer potential for other uses. Its guide price is £75,000.
Ian Kitson, Director at Cheffins, comments: “There’s a broad array of opportunities in our forthcoming auction – whether an owner/occupier looking for a project, a commercial investor or farmer looking for additional land. Buyers are always intrigued by interesting or quirky opportunities and the catalogue contains some really exciting options, covering a wide range of budgets. We anticipate a busy auction room, both in person and online, as buyers increasingly turn to auction for its convenience and to avoid the often lengthy private treaty conveyance timings.”
The property auction will take place at 2pm on Wednesday, 25th September, with bidding available in the room and online.
For further information, please contact the Cheffins Property Auction team on 01223 213343 / property.auctions@cheffins.co.uk or click here to view the catalogue.