Some of the most viewed properties currently on the market in Suffolk include a £700,000 bungalow and two properties up for online auction.
Property listing website Zoopla records how many people have viewed the listing for each home in the past 30 days.
The most viewed property in the county is a two-bedroom, end of terrace house in York Road, Ipswich. The house is up for online auction with McHugh & Co on June 3 — with a guide price of just £90,000.
Downstairs it has a kitchen and two reception rooms, while upstairs are two bedrooms and a bathroom. The home will go under the hammer on June 3.
A three bedroom terraced house on George Elliston Road, Ipswich is the next most viewed property on the market. It's up for sale for £167,500 with Urban Moves.
The third — and most expensive — property in the top five is a four bedroom detached bungalow on Playford Road in Rushmere St Andrew. It is up for sale with William H Brown for £700,000.
It offers an open plan living space with large bi-fold doors that open onto a landscaped rear garden.
According to the estate agent it has recently been completely renovated and has off-road parking for at least five cars.
A three bedroom detached house on Dales View in Copdock, near Ipswich, has been the fourth most popular property on the market in Suffolk.
It is also up for online auction with McHugh & Co on June 3 with a guide price of £130,000.
The property is situated in a cul-de-sac and has views over nearby fields, according to the estate agents.
Upstairs are the three bedrooms with a bathroom and separate toilet. Downstairs is a kitchen and two reception rooms. The auctioneer notes that the property "requires modernisation".
Finally, a two bedroom semi-detached bungalow in Prittlewell Close is the fifth most viewed property on the market. It is for sale for £200,000 with Purple Bricks.
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