The Million Pound Question

Property value worth over a million ? Would you sell through auction? Absolutely !

Embrace the opportunity to shape this property into your dream home, where the potential for growth is as vast as the 1-acre plot it stands on. This chalet bungalow is not just a residence; it's an invitation to a lifestyle of endless possibilities.

Secure Sale through auction isn't just for those projects with crumbling walls, holes in ceilings and vast amounts of work !

What a plot this is for a development on the land or to secure yourself a slice of land with a home that has buckets of potential.

Thomas Dunn

07493171971

thomas@avocadopropertyagents.co.uk

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