Manor House Once Owned by Henry VIII Raffle

A fire-damaged house in Inverness will go to auction for £30,000, down from £50,000, despite being deemed unsafe for inspection, with potential for a post-restoration value of over £140,000. In Wiltshire, a Grade II-listed manor house once owned by Henry VIII is being raffled with tickets starting at £10; it features six bedrooms, a farmhouse kitchen, and outbuildings suitable for conversion. Additionally, a guest house in Tynemouth is for sale at £800,000 with a rental income of £48,000 per year, offering luxury accommodations and a tea garden. Meanwhile, an Omaze draw offers a £4 million riverside property in Bath alongside £250,000 in cash, with the winner exempt from stamp duty and additional fees. These properties highlight diverse opportunities in the real estate market, ranging from auctions to raffles, appealing to various buyers and investors.