A landmark building in the centre of Woodbridge is being sold at auction later this month.
The property, at 8 Thoroughfare in the Suffolk town, is currently occupied by Lloyds Bank and has a guide price of £975,000.
The bank has a lease on the building which runs until 2026.
The building contains a ground floor banking hall with first floor offices and further workspace in the basement and second floor.
There is also a dedicated private car park to the rear with space for nine cars.
David Margolis, of Acuitus auctions, said: “This is a very handsome property in the heart of Woodbridge. Assets let to banks remain popular with investors and this building could have longer-term alternative uses”.
It comes at a time when other banks in Woodbridge are set to close, with the HSBC branch shutting in August.
The auction will take place on March 31 at 1pm.
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