A detached cottage set within a woodland clearing in north Norfolk is up for auction with a guide price of £225,000.
Quakers Cottage, situated in Marsham near Aylsham, is being sold along with more than 29 acres of land and several kennels.
The remote property is being marketed by Auction House East Anglia which said it would be "ideal for those wanting to live with no close neighbours and surrounded by wildlife".
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The cottage's ground floor features five main rooms including a sitting room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and a conservatory.
There is also a separate toilet and a timber porch towards the back of the property.
The first floor consists of a landing and two double bedrooms.
The previous owner, a dog breeder, built several kennels on a concrete base along with two timber sheds, a timber workshop and an open cart shed.
The cottage also boasts a grass lawn garden with a thatched gazebo and hot tub.
In its description, Auction House East Anglia said: “The cottage offers great potential and would make a great family home, holiday let or redevelopment project.
“We understand there is mains electric, water supplied from a bore hole and in a further shed there is a filtration system. We believe a septic tank provides the drainage system.
“The property is best accessed with a 4x4 vehicle in winter months. There are public footpaths that cross the land.”
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The property is set to go under the hammer by a livestream online auction at 11am on March 20.
Quaker Cottage, Martham
Guide price: £225,000-£250,000
Auction House, East Anglia 01603 505 100
auctionhouse.co.uk
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