A former methodist church in North Lincolnshire is under the hammer later this month.
The guide price is £80,000 - £90,000.
The chapel in Vicarage Lane, Cadney, near Brigg, DN20 9HR, has full planning permission for change of use into residential accommodation and for a detached garage to be built alongside.
Over a dozen local properties including cut-price four bedroom houses with remarkable views of Lough Swilly, the Atlantic and the River Foyle will be auctioned off in Dublin on Wednesday, July 8.
The properties - including lots from St Johnston, Manorcunningham, Burnfoot, Carndonagh, Culdaff, Castlefin and Letterkenny - will go under the hammer in the Allsop auction in the RDS.
All have asking prices of less than 100,000 euros.
For example, a four bedroom detached house located at Tooban Upper, Burnfoot, overlooking Inch Island and the Swilly is being offered for a minimum of 50,000 euros
A South Wales valleys terraced house which was among the cheapest in Britain when it was put up for sale with a guide price of £7,000 has sold at auction for £27,000.
Located at 36 Oak Street in Clydach Vale, Tonypandy, the forlorn-looking, three bed terrace has boarded up front windows, a wrecked downstairs bathroom, ripped up bedroom floorboards and an overgrown garden.
It was snapped up by a Leeds-based motor mechanic at Paul Fosh Auctions last week.
Sean Roper, of Newport-based Paul Fosh Auctions, said: “There was loads of interest generated prior to the auction with lots of people coming
Record numbers attended Romans’ first summer auction of the year, at the Green Park Conference Centre in Reading. The packed sales room and competitive bidding resulted in 92% of the lots selling at or above their guide prices.
“Competition between investors and owner occupiers was very much in evidence today, which drove prices up to some extremely good levels” comments Simon Clayton, Romans’ Auctions Director.
“There was an enormous appetite for properties requiring renovation or with investment potential, and it was a case of simply not having enough stock to supply the demand. This is
A patch of pavement in Islington, north London has sold at auction for a hefty £125,000, from a reserve price of just £4,000.
The 560 square foot patch, in a busy central location by Camden Passage, used to contain a building and has been in private ownership since 1968.
Last week, the lot sold to another private buyer - though it is unclear how the investor will use the patch, which sites near the market stalls, cafes and shops of Camden Passage.
Chris Coleman-Smith, head of Savills auctions, said: "This unusual patch of land offered auction bidders the opportunity to invest in Islington for
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After recently reporting year on year sales revenues increasing by 99%, Brendons Auctioneers are pleased to announce expansion plans to take the company forward to their next phase of growth.
This positive step sees Phil Arnold as Managing Director, Julie Gooding promoted to Director of Operations, and along with Mark Ronaldson in the sales team, the imminent appointments of a new Auction Surveyor and an Auction Assistant.
As well as the new team, the company is moving to new, more spacious, offices conveniently located near Ealing Broadway tube station and just a few minutes from the Ealing
The latest Allsop commercial property auction is set for July 9th with some 90 lots under the hammer at a combined reserve value of €20 million.
A good mix of assets across the country is included in the auction – most of which are income-producing – while others offer buyers the chance to relet and/or add value.
Botanic House on Botanic Road in Dublin 9, which is being sold on the instruction of executors and comes with vacant possession, comprises a prominent public house arranged over basement and ground floors extending to about 529.53sq m (5,700sq ft). It is in turn-key condition and the
The latest figures from Auction House suggest that the auctions market may be picking up faster than the process of selling by private treaty.
In a week in which the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said that the number of homes for sale has fallen to its lowest level since records began in 1978, Auction House is reporting that entries for the group’s June auctions has seen a year- on-year increase of over 50%.
Demand has improved across all property types and in most areas of the country. There are 375 lots entered in Auction House sales in June this year, compared to only 240
Auction-goers have a rare opportunity to buy more than 35 acres of semi mature woodland in the heart of the Cambridgeshire countryside. Dumplings Wood is half a mile north of the village of Barrington, near Cambridge, and is listed with a guide price of between £220,000 and £230,000.
A pair of commercial sites in the heart of Cambridgeshire are expected to generate plenty of interest when they also go under the hammer. The site comprises 16 individual business units that are used for a mixture of industrial and office purposes. It currently generates around £101,242 in rental income a year –
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