An industrial complex split into nine units and with a self contained yard has gone on the market with a guide price of £500,000.
The detached property, at Avondale Business Park, Cwmbran offers a total of approximately 47,950 sq ft (4,455 sq m) of internal space together with a self contained yard of 25,280 sq ft (2,349 sq m), is being sold through Paul Fosh Auctions.
Keri Harding-Jones, of Paul Fosh Auctions, said: “The property, which is ideally located on this established business park north of Cwmbran town centre, has been subdivided to provide one large unit with access for loading to
South Wales property professionals, Seel & Co are proving their worth to anyone selling property at auction by consistently achieving over-estimate sales for clients.
Since launching in 2000, its experienced property auction team has disposed of more than a quarter of a billion pounds worth of residential and commercial assets across Wales.
They currently have a sales conversion rate of 83% for the past two years, making them a safe pair of hands for anyone wishing to sell a property through auction.
They also recently made the single largest property sale at auction ever recorded in Wales
Network Auctions’ latest London auction on 22 February has brought the total raised in partner agent commission fees to over £100,000 in the last month, “proving the business model of the partner agency model works,” says Toby Limbrick, Director.
The auction held at The Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane attracted lively and competitive bidding from in the room, online, proxy and via telephone – showcasing the multiple ways people are buying at auction in 2018.
Popular lots included a two-bedroom Eco home in Milton Keynes which sold for £202,000 against a guide of £165,000, an extended four
From first time buyers’ homes in need of renovation to ready-to-move-in family homes, there are plenty of Black Country residential offerings in SDL Auctions Bigwood’s next auction at Aston Villa FC on Wednesday 28 March.
Gurpreet Bassi, head of residential sales at SDL Auctions Bigwood, said: “The range of properties available reflects our strength in the Black Country and the appetite for residential property of all kinds has always been strong in this area.
“The many Black Country lots offered in our March auction provide opportunities for all budgets.”
The Acuitus auction on March 28th will feature 62-lots encompassing retail, office, industrial, ground rent and leisure assets which generate current total rental income of around £3.4m.
Guide prices for the sale range from £75,000 to £3.75m with lots being entered by sellers including Aviva Investors, Wesleyan Assurance, Royal London Asset Management and Mapeley together with major fund managers, investment funds, banks, trustees and fixed charge receivers.
Acuitus Chairman, Richard Auterac, comments: “Our first sale of the year saw private investors continuing to target lots of around £1m.
In Romans’ March auction, both property investors and hopeful homeowners will have a tough time choosing where to place their bids as we have one of the most varied catalogues we’ve seen for a long time.
With waterside apartments, garages and some truly stunning habitable properties across, Hampshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Greater London, we expect to see equal interest from buy-to-let investors and owner occupiers.
The auction will take place at Green Park Conference Centre on 28th March at 1:30pm.
Romans Auctioneer and Director, Simon Clayton comments: “Many of the properties on
One of the UK’s largest property auction businesses SDL Auctions has appointed a new national sales manager to spearhead further growth in its auction partner division.
Jason Lee recently joined SDL Auctions to expand its Auction Partners network, which launched in 2016.
Providing another sales tool for estate agents, SDL Auction Partners allows firms to sell properties in SDL Auctions’ live and online auctions for free, without the need to invest in their own systems.
Speaking after he joined SDL Auction Partners, Jason said:
“Estate agents now see auctions as an extremely valuable revenue
Selling property at one of our future auctions will be cost effective, simple, fast and stress free.
If you feel that this method of sale might be right for you, why not get the ball rolling and get in touch for a FREE PROPERTY VALUATION via our ENQUIRY FORM (click on the link to be directed to a short form for you to complete and submit so that one of our auction team can call you back).
If you’re looking for a speedy sale and certainty that a buyer won’t bail on you then auctions are a good way to go. Once the hammer falls the buyer has to put down a 10% deposit, then they have 28 days to
In the first SDL Auctions North West auction of 2018 at the AJ Bell Stadium in Manchester on 28 February, residential properties with potential once again proved popular.
A good example was 12-14 Slater Street in Bolton, a fire-damaged two bedroomed end of terrace property which had a guide price of £39,000+ and eventually sold for £61,000.
Andy Thompson, senior valuer at SDL Auctions North West, said: “This was a lot with opportunities. It was formerly two properties and was converted into one, so offers a considerable amount of space. Despite some fire damage, it was clearly identified as a
Auction House - the UK’s largest property auctioneer - is reporting its best February on record, selling 471 lots during the month and raising a total of over £61 million pounds (£61,214,840). Marginally up on last year’s figure, it signals a buoyant start to 2018 and the continuing appeal of auctions.
Commenting on the figures, Auction House Founding Director Roger Lake said: “It really has been an exceptional month. Our sellers were wise to act early, and managed to avoid much of the disruption caused around the country by the combination of the ‘Beast from the East’ and Storm Emma.