Offers are being considered on the infamous farmhouse where Tony Martin killed a teenage intruder with an unlicensed shotgun more than a quarter of a century ago.
The couple who inherited Mr Martin's estate are selling the 164 acres of farmland that surround the ramshackle building in two lots, worth a total of nearly £1.4 million.
But they are also open to bids for Bleak House, which its former owner never slept in again after being arrested for killing Fred Barras, 16, and wounding his accomplice, Brendon Fearon.
The decision comes days after pub landlady Jacqueline Wadsley, who inherited the property after befriending him, and her husband David had plans turned down to convert outbuildings into homes at the site in Emneth Hungate, Norfolk.
Mr Wadsley, 45, said of Cow Croft Field Farm: 'It's been a tough decision. At the end of the day we knew Tony better than anybody and we think we're doing right by Tony.
