In front of the first floor apartment, enter from Market Street-Image credit: William H Brown

A one-bed apartment overlooking the market town centre of Norfolk is about to be auctioned with a guide price of £60,000, making it one of the cheapest properties for sale in Norfolk currently.

In the market with William H Brown, the apartment overlooks the Town Clock or Market Cross in the town square of North Walsham.

The apartment has high ceilings, giving it a feeling of more space.

The kitchen has curved walls that lead directly to the kitchen-Image credit: William H Brown

William H Brown called this an "ideal first purchase or investment purchase" in the historic market town between Cromer and Wroxham.

The building is accessed through the public entrance hall. The apartment leads to a hall with laminate flooring.

The lounge, like the bedroom, faces the town square and has a window frame-Image credit: William H Brown

The lounge has window sashes facing the market street and the square.

It has carpeted floors and a cabinet with a boiler.

The kitchen is equipped with a fully equipped unit, electric oven and stove, windows above the washing machine and vinyl flooring.

The kitchen faces Market Street, above the jeweler-Image credit: William H Brown

The bedroom has a sash facing the market street and the square, a radiator, a loft passage and a carpeted floor.

The bathroom contains a wash basin, toilet, bathtub and vinyl floor.

The kitchen is equipped with a basic unit, electric oven and stove-Image credit: William H Brown

The apartment is located above a jeweler and pawn shop, next to a mini bar, just around the corner from the Church of St. Nicholas.

Other properties among the cheapest houses in Norfolk are the park houses on the coast, which sell for £30,000, and the apartments in Kings Lynn and Great Yarmouth sell for £50,000.

The bedroom faces the town square and has window frames-Image credit: William H Brown

The bathroom has a small window and a bathtub with a mixer tap and shower attachment-Image credit: William H Brown

William H Brown, 01692 402861, www.williamhbrown.co.uk

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