Vacant semi-detached one bedroom bungalow requiring minor updating. The property which has oil central heating and sealed unit double glazing, overlooks a pleasant communal garden, and has its own private garden to the side and rear.

Three bedroom semi detached house in large gardens requiring minor updating and redecoration. The property has a spacious garden with ample off road parking.

A three bedroom semi detached house requiring modernisation. The property has modern electric heating, sealed unit double glazing and a large but currently overgrown garden.

End of terrace two bedroom cottage in need of structural repairs, making an ideal renovation project. Access via the side of the property to a generous approx 100ft garden to the rear.

A one bedroom end terrace bungalow currently vacant and in need of redecoration. The property has oil central heating, sealed unit double glazing and modern kitchen and bathroom fittings. The bungalow overlooks a pleasant communal garden but has its own private lawned garden.

A compact area of grassland which has potential for a number of purposes, and in particular would suit the equestrian buyer.

A unusual opportunity to purchase a going on Outney Common, being an equitable interest in land known as Outney Common, Bungay. One common going is one three-hundredth part of the Common. NOTE: In 2022 a dividend of £226 was paid per going.

Grade II listed mixed use property comprising a shop and three bedroom maisonette. Both are in need of updating and improvement to realise their full potential.

This offers the unusual opportunity to acquire an enclosed paddock together with a range of outbuildings that can be put to a variety of uses subject to planning permission. The land comprises a mixture of fruit trees, a small group of Norway Spruce and grassland, together with useful range of outbuildings and yard area.  

A truly extraordinary Grade II Listed farmhouse of circa 480sqm (5,160sqft), dating back in part to 16th century with later additions. Within the partly moated grounds of 16.66 acres also sits the ruin of Flixton Priory, a 13th century nunnery founded by Margery de Creke in 1258 until its dissolution in 1536-37. It is fair to say that Abbey Farmhouse requires substantial renovation works to bring the property into the 21st century but offers the new custodian an opportunity to restore and inhabit within an amazing piece of Suffolk history. The accommodation of the main house is arranged over three main floors with split-level spaces reflecting the alterations and extensions added over the years.