There was significant success even before the official sale began, as 18 lots had already sold prior to auction day. In total, 58 lots were sold to raise more than £10 million.

On the day, prices ranged from £15,000 for a small parcel of land in Belton, near Great Yarmouth, to £411,000 for a block of four self-contained residential flats in Norwich.

The standout lots of the auction were several character-filled cottages requiring modernisation.

Auction House East Anglia's first property auction of 2026 took place on February 11 (Image: Auction House East Anglia)

The period charm of Ottomer Cottage in Old Buckenham was one example that successfully captured bidders’ attention. Situated on The Green, overlooking the centre of........

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