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BidX1 auction lot · West Suffolk65 St Johns Close, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP28 7NU
3 bed terraced house in West Suffolk (IP28 7NU), for sale by auction with BidX1 on 19 November 2026. Guide £85,000+.
Finance view
Limited
Fewer lenders, a lower loan or extra conditions. The loan that fits: Purchase bridge, as this is a home that can be let or sold as it is.
Likely loan
Up to 75% of the priceOn the purchase price
On the expected hammer
About £73,000The guide plus 15%
Example rate
0.75% to 0.95% a monthArrangement fee about 2%
In its favour
Flood zone 1 (low risk)
Freehold
Sold vacant
What a lender will look at
Check Outside London and the Home Counties (West Suffolk): fewer lenders, and values need strong local evidence
Check No station within a 20-minute walk (nearest: Kennett, 8.4 km)
Check A loan of about £73,000: below many lenders' £75,000 minimum
If you let it
Typical rent about £1,326 a month, a gross yield of 16.3% on the expected hammer. The rent supports a 75% buy-to-let mortgage (up to about £231,000), so refinancing out of a bridge works on these figures. A yield this high usually means a reason for the low guide (the lease, a tenancy, the building or its condition): read the legal pack before you rely on it.
ONS average for a 3-bed home in West Suffolk, Sept 2026. Refinance test: rent covers the interest 125% at a 5.5% stress rate, as lenders test a limited company; personal borrowers are often tested harder.
Information a lender will need first
The floor area (an EPC or a floorplan)
What a lender will ask you for on a purchase bridge
Photo ID and proof of address
Proof of your deposit and where it came from
The legal pack, read by your solicitor before you bid
Your exit plan: sale or refinance, with evidence (comparables, or a mortgage in principle)
We have access to lending of up to 75% of the purchase price, with up to 100% of the build cost. Tell us about the lot and we can put you in touch. Ratings and figures are a guide from the published facts, not an offer of finance or advice. Stations from NaPTAN.
Closest comparables
The nearest sales of homes like this one in the last two years, from HM Land Registry, graded the way a lender reads them. 187 similar sales within 1.5 km.
Strong£160,000Jul 2026
71 St Johns Close, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 7NX (terraced house)
The same kind of home, 92 m away, sold 4 months ago.
Moderate£190,000Jul 2026
23 Clare Close, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 7NW (terraced house)
The same kind of home, 225 m away, sold 4 months ago.
Strong£165,000Nov 2025
67 St Johns Close, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 7NU (terraced house)
The same kind of home, 0 m away, sold 12 months ago.
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We have access to lending of up to 75% of the purchase price, with up to 100% of the build cost. Tell us about the lot and we can put you in touch. Illustrative only, not an offer of finance: rates, fees and loan sizes depend on the lender, the property and you. Stamp duty, legal costs and the buyer's fee are not included. Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a loan secured on it.
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