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You know what it’s like, you want to park the car but there’s never a space? But the solution may be with Network Auctions latest property auction lot: not one, not two, but 104 garages are to be sold for a knockdown guide of £5,000+ on 10th February. The lot known as ‘land adjacent to Read more
Friday 21 January 2022 -
Family-sized homes have exceeded all expectations at Network Auctions’ latest online sale held 9th December. Leading auctioneer, Toby Limbrick, to say, ‘We’re seeing a new breed of buyer in the auction room.’ The sale, which recorded an 84% success rate and raised £6.3 million, saw a huge spike in hammer prices paid for lots which Read more
Friday 10 December 2021 -
A Torquay landmark, The Old Town Hall, Union Street has been listed for sale by Network Auctions with a guide price of £175,000-£200,000. The highly prominent Grade II listed Victorian building is well known for its clock tower, which has been wound weekly by the same time-keeper for the past 58 years, but the 170-year-old Read more
Thursday 18 November 2021 -
A landmark tower reminiscent of the story of ‘Rapunzel’ is being sold by Network Auctions with a hair-raisingly low guide of £110,000+. 50 High Street, Boston, Lincolnshire is an iconic building situated on the quayside and for over two centuries has been the focal point on Doughty Quay. Grade II listed, the 19th Century tower, Read more
Thursday 21 October 2021 -
Watergate Street, situated within the Roman walls of historic Chester, is one of the most sought-after addresses in the city. It’s not the sort of place where you expect to find a 21 room, 4 bathroom, 4-storey Georgian town house for a guide price of £425,000-£450,000. Especially not when you consider a smaller house on Read more
Tuesday 28 September 2021 -
Network Auctions’ latest online sale shows bidders are still hungry for property deals and willing to put their money where their mouse is! The latest sale, held online 9th September 2021, recorded a 92% success rate with £4.5 million raised. Toby Limbrick, auctioneer, said, ‘Buying property via online auctions has become as easy as ordering Read more
Friday 10 September 2021 -
You’ve watched the programmes, drooled over the lifestyles – yearned to have the space, the freedom to dictate your own diary, and chuck the 9 to 5. Now, The Greyhound Inn, Flempton, Suffolk has been listed for sale by Network Auctions, it’s your chance to grab some of the good life! Guided at £375,000+, this Read more
Wednesday 18 August 2021 -
A collection of highways, paths, verges and parcels of land in St Alban’s has been sold by Network Auctions for 690% over the auctioneer’s guide price as demand soars. Bidders keen to tap into the future development potential of the pieces of land, situated to the south west of King Harry Lane in St Albans, Read more
Friday 9 July 2021 -
Beyond the graffitied exterior and shuttered security windows, Hopetoun House, 9 Hopetoun Road, Bristol offers what Network Auctions call ‘potential’, all for a guide price of £525,000+. The four-bedroom, three-reception room detached house which served as a former property for Places for People, would ‘benefit from refurbishment’. Toby Limbrick, auctioneer, said, ‘Hopetoun House is a Read more
Friday 18 June 2021 -
A substantial landmark property, Municipal Chambers, in Union Street, Torquay is to be sold at auction with a guide price of £150,000-£200,000. The four-storey property which features a distinctive circular tower housing a spiral staircase, is 8245 square feet. Dating from the late 19th Century the building occupies a prominent corner position opposite the famed Read more
Wednesday 16 June 2021 -
Network Auctions Smashes into Spring Property Market with Hot Bidding Wars Network Auctions latest Spring auction (27th May) has confirmed the property market is hot, hot, hot with multiple lots attracting hundreds of bids! Toby Limbrick, auctioneer, said, ‘Our latest results continue to show how mega the property market is right now. There is huge Read more
Friday 28 May 2021 -
Almost 400 years have passed since the English Civil War saw Hillesden as the central point for the conflict between the ‘Roundheads’ and the ‘Cavaliers’. But for history buffs, the medieval church remains – along with Parliamentary bullet holes in its door. Nowadays the historic hamlet is a sought-after location attracting an abundance of buyers Read more
Tuesday 11 May 2021
