About this property

For sale by online auction on 3rd September 2025. Bidding window opens on 2nd September at 11am. Guide £10,000 - £15,000 plus fees.

DESCRIPTION Unusual opportunity to acquire a piece of garden land with dell in the centre of Halvergate with potential.

The land extends to 0.37 hectares and is located in a quiet position off Squires Road. Interested parties are invited to inspect the land during daylight hours.

Please note: Please note that the successful bidder will be required to pay the agent's listing fee of £3,000 (inclusive of VAT) in addition to the administrative charge of £1,170 (inclusive of VAT) in addition to the deposit. These fees are due and payable by the winning bidder immediately after the auction ends.

Solicitor: Howes Percival LLP (Attn Katharine Danks), Flint Buildings, 1 Bedding Lane, Norwich, NR3 1RG. Tel 01603 284257

LOCATION Halvergate is situated to the east of Norwich, close to Acle, with the A47 trunk road linking that town with Norwich and Great Yarmouth.

The nearest amenities will be found in Acle, which is a popular village on the River Bure on the Norfolk Broads, about 12 miles east of Norwich and 10 miles west of Great Yarmouth.

DIRECTIONS Leave Norwich eastbound on the A47 dual carriageway and continue over the Brundall/Blofield roundabout, remaining on the dual carriageway. Take the first exit slip road signposted to Acle and turn right at the mini-roundabout, continuing above the A47 to the next mini-roundabout. Turn right at this roundabout into Reedham Road and continue out into open countryside. Proceed through Moulton St Mary and then turn left into Halvergate Road, which is signposted to Halvergate. Upon reaching Halvergate turn left into The Street and follow the road towards Great Yarmouth. Turn left onto Squires Road immediately after the Old School House. The land will easily be found in the village and a sale board identifies the site.

Alternatively, continue beyond Acle along the A47 towards Great Yarmouth and proceed along the Acle Straight, turning right at the Hindu Temple into Branch Road. This road leads into Marsh Road, Halvergate. Continue along the road and turn right into Squires Road.

VIEWING At any reasonable time during daylight hours at your own risk

NOTES: Buyer Fees: Please note that the successful bidder will be required to pay the agent's listing fee of £3,000 (inclusive of VAT) in addition to the administrative charge of £1,170 (inclusive of VAT). These fees are due and payable by the winning bidder immediately after the auction ends. The successful bidder will additionally pay over to the auctioneer a deposit of 10% of the purchase price, subject to a minimum of £5,000, after the timed auction ends. All payments to be made by debit card payment or electronic bank transfer to the Brown&Co Client Account, the details of which will be provided by the auctioneer to the successful bidder shortly after the auction ends. Other fees may be payable on completion and will be detailed within the Special Conditions of Sale to be found within the published Auction Pack.

Ability to Buy: This property is being sold under Unconditional Auction Rules creating a legally binding contract at the conclusion of the timed auction. DO NOT bid unless you can complete the sale within 28 days, or on the terms specified within the Special Conditions of Sale.

Help and Assistance: If you have any questions or require any clarification as to the online auction process please contact the auctioneer prior to commencement of the bidding window as we will be unable to enter into any discussions once the auction has started.

Bidding Process: Prior to bidding the bidder will complete a Passport-to-Bid process, which requires registration, verification and agreement to Buyers Terms.

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How It Works: Unconditional Timed Auction Online: This is a binding method of sale similar to a traditional public property auction. The only difference is the bidding takes place online. The successful purchaser will be required to pay a 10% deposit (subject to a minimum payment of £5,000) on the fall of the virtual gavel and contracts will be exchanged. Bidding for properties online works in a similar fashion to eBay. You can place bids using your PC, tablet or mobile phone and the minimum amount you can bid is defined by the 'bid increment' level. When you place a bid, the property listing page will show you if your bid was successful and whether or not you are the highest bidder. When you are the highest bidder on a property, if another bidder outbids you the system will notify you by email so that you can place another bid if you wish. The major difference from eBay is that our system eradicates sudden death 'bid sniping' through the use of auction 'extension times'. If you have any questions or require any clarification please contact the auctioneer.