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Bidders could get ‘United’ with Church Lot

Posted by Clive Emson Auctioneers on 8th December 2020 -

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Believed to have been built in 1881 and designed by St Leonards architect Thomas Elworthy, the attractive former United Reform Church is Robertsbidge, East Sussex is being offered with planning permission and Listed building consent to convert into a dwelling. The former period church lies in the heart of the picturesque village within a short drive of the A21.

Plans have been drawn and approved for four bedroom accommodation and is to be offered in Clive Emson’s online auction scheduled for Wednesday 16 December with a guide price of £180-200,000.

Click here to visit the lot details.

 

Sam Kinloch

Clive Emson Auctioneers was founded in 1989 to supply a high profile auctioneering facility to corporate and independent estate agents, private clients and statutory bodies. Purchase or Sell land and property with one of the UKs leading property auctioneers.

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