A former Sudbury bank is set to go under the hammer, with the listing stating it has potential to be converted into six flats.
The Market Hill building, which housed Barclays Bank before it closed last summer, will be auctioned by Allsop during an online only event on November 5.
The former bank is Grade II listed and is made up of the ground floor former banking hall, with basement storage and offices on the upper floors.
It has a guide price of £300,000 to £350,000.
The listing on Allsops website reads: "Potential for future residential conversion to provide 6 flats, subject to all necessary consents."
It continues to state: "The property may lend itself to a variety of alternative uses and redevelopment of the upper floors to provide 6 flats, subject to obtaining all the necessary consents to include English Heritage."
The site comes with a small parking area for around two cars.
Barclays closed on July 6, 2023, and the site was originally put on the market in February this year with a £675,000 price tag.
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