For Sale By Auction | 10:00, 09 December 2026

Building Plot to the rear of Barclays Bank, Market Hill, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4JZ

*Guide | £140,000 - £160,000 (plus fees)

  • Land
  • Tenure: Freehold

Call the team on 01603 505 100 for more information

Auction Date

Wed 09/12/2026

Auction Time

10:00

Auction Venue

Livestream Auction

Building plot measuring approximately 0.13 acre (stms) with planning permission granted for a unique residence of 3,000 sq/ft backing onto the famous Mere in the centre of the Norfolk market town of Diss

Unique opportunity to acquire this building plot measuring 50m x 13m at maximum, 0.13 acre (stms) Formerly the garden of the Barclays Bank premises in the centre of town, this site has now been granted planning permission for a 3,000sq/ft spectacular home overlooking the famous Mere. Granted by South Norfolk under the planning reference of 2025/2474 this project would suit a self build as there is an exemption of CIL payment for this.

Tenure

Freehold

Services

Interested parties are requested to make their own enquiries to the relevant authorities as to the availability of services.

Local Authority

South Norfolk Council

Solicitors

Rogers and Norton (Norwich), Ref: Paul Oldershaw, Tel: 01603 666001

Important Notice to Prospective Buyers:

We draw your attention to the Special Conditions of Sale within the Legal Pack, referring to other charges in addition to the purchase price which may become payable. Such costs may include Search Fees, reimbursement of Sellers costs and Legal Fees, and Transfer Fees amongst others.

Additional Fees

Buyer's Premium - £1560 inc VAT payable on exchange of contracts.

Administration Charge - £1200 inc VAT payable on exchange of contracts.

Disbursements - Please see the legal pack for any disbursements listed that may become payable by the purchaser on completion.

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