A pair of iconic red phone boxes in Norwich city centre will go under the hammer at the end of the month.

Buyers looking to snap up their own piece of British heritage can buy one or both of the K6 red phone boxes in St Andrews Street, Norwich.

The booths, which stand at 8ft 3in tall and 3ft wide, have a guide price of £2,500 each and will be auctioned off on April 27.

Due to a preservation order, the boxes cannot be removed or have their exterior altered.

Norwich Evening News: The phone boxes on St Andrews Street which are up for sale. Picure: Danielle BoodenThe phone boxes on St Andrews Street which are up for sale. Picure: Danielle Booden (Image: Archant 2021)

Buyers have been known to transform the inside space into coffee shops, libraries, museums, bakeries or to house defibrillators.

The boxes, also known as Jubilee kiosks, were designed in honour of the silver jubilee of King George V - Queen Elizabeth II's grandfather.

Norwich Evening News: The phone boxes on St Andrews Street which are up for sale. Picure: Danielle BoodenThe phone boxes on St Andrews Street which are up for sale. Picure: Danielle Booden (Image: Archant 2021)

Norwich Evening News: The phone boxes on St Andrews Street which are up for sale. Picure: Danielle BoodenThe phone boxes on St Andrews Street which are up for sale. Picure: Danielle Booden (Image: Archant 2021)

Last month, BT revealed 90 iconic red phone boxes across Norfolk and Waveney were up for grabs, with a further 907 taken on by communities in the East of England since 2008.

The phone boxes will be sold through Bidx1 on April 27.