Grade 2 Property In Auction? Yes Please !

We don't just sell modern houses, we LOVE character to !

Ever wondered what the start of a journey would look like in restoring your dream character home?

Well have we got the one for you!

Brought to you by Secure Sale ( Auction ) this pleasant but tired grade 2 listed cottage in Eastbury could be yours at a snip of the price !

It has a huge amount of history within the village of Eastbury that can be delved deep into including the naming and the renaming of the home in later years !

If you are a keen investor looking for that next project to sink your teeth into or don't mind a cold wet winter in a barn whilst you completely remodernise this home to its former glory then this is just for you.

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