Guide Price £25,000 - £30,000. This offers the opportunity to acquire a parcel of land with direct road access albeit overgrown at present. The access track which runs alongside the entrance to the plot is shared with neighbouring landowners and a continued Rights of Way will need to be provided. The land consists of open areas of permanent pasture and more enclosed wooded areas. There is a post and wire fence along the eastern and southern boundaries. Along the northern boundary and along the roadside there are mature trees and in places an old wrought iron fence. The plot already has on sight water supply via a standpipe but there is no electricity supply.

Guide Price £12,500+. Sold On Behalf Of The Trustees In Bankruptcy. Four separate irregular shaped parcels of flat grass land approximately 4.242 acres (1.716 hectares). Ely Station provides regular train services to London King's Cross and Cambridge, with an average journey time of around 70 minutes to London and 20 minutes to Cambridge. 

Guide Price £50,000. A parcel of freehold grazing land extending to approximately 4.963 acres (2.008 ha) which has the benefit of a seasonal natural water supply.

Guide Price £160,000. A parcel of grazing land extending to approximately 16.113 acres (6.521 ha) which has the benefit of a natural water supply.

Guide Price £185,000. A parcel of grazing land extending to approximately 18.51 acres (7.491 ha) which has the benefit of a natural water supply.

Freehold rectangular plot of land, measuring 121.41sqm, set within a larger site.

This freehold lock-up garage and land provides a great investment opportunity or an ideal acquisition for a safe and secure lock-up. The garage itself has an up and over door as well as a side aspect UPVC double-glazed door and window. The land to the front and the side of the garage forms part of the freehold and can be used for additional off-road parking. The premises will be offered with vacant possession.

This 1,250 square metre (sts) plot of land presents a unique opportunity. The land is accessible via a private driveway and is currently overgrown former garden land. It serves as a medium to long-term proposition for investors or developers. On-site, there is evidence of a dilapidated former brick-built outbuilding or shed, adding potential to the space. This land holds versatility for a variety of uses, including the potential for storage solutions or other creative developments (stp). Its location and size make it an attractive option for those looking to invest in a well-positioned Suffolk village.

An opportunity to acquire a single parcel of arable land extending to 6.92 acres (2.80 hectares). The land is predominantly Grade 2 on Defra’s Agricultural Land Classification Map and the soils are identified by the Soil Survey for England and Wales as belonging to the Hanslope Soil Association which is further described as being slowly permeable calcareous clayey soils

One parcel of land which is mostly overgrown and now requires attention. The plot has two sides that are directly adjacent to the cut off the River Bure and the plot scaling off the Land Registry document measures approximately 30m deep x 10m wide, subject to an official measured survey.