Haverhill's Corn Exchange set to be sold off at auction
The 19th Century landmark has sat derelict for several years
Last updated 2nd Oct 2023
An historic Suffolk building is set to go under the hammer after spending years boarded up and forgotten.
Haverhill's Grade II listed Corn Exchange could between £150,000 and £200,000 when it goes to auction next month.
It's been listed by Auction House East Anglia with the sale set to take place on November 1st.
The brick-built structure on Withersfield Road was originally contructed in 1889 in a Renaissance Revival style, although its use as an exchange was short lived.
It was revived as a community centre in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, before being taken over the by St Felix Catholic Church.
The church sold the building to a developer in 2006, with the building becoming increasigly neglected since.