Low-price and high-end London homes under the hammer soon

Low-price and high-end London homes under the hammer soon


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With the average property price in London now hitting £665,000, Auction House London has four flats for sale listed as below £500,000. 

A statement from the firm says: “While properties for sale via auction might often need a bit of work done to them, this could still lead to hefty savings – especially for a first-time buyer or someone looking for a project.”

One is a two-bedroom third-floor flat in a purpose-built block with lift in Limehouse, with some 80 years left on the lease. Transport links are provided by Stepney Green underground station (Circle line) and Limehouse rail station. It’s listed as £220,000. Next up is another two bed flat, this time on the third floor in Blackwater, guided at £128,000.

In Paddington yet another two-bedder is listed by Auction House London, this time for £495,000. It’s on the 14th floor of a tower block with 60 years of its 99 year lease remaining. It’s close to Paddington, Marylebone and Edgware Road. Finally a one-bedder in Bow is listed at £315,000. It has a new 125-year lease with Mile End and Cambridge Heath stations nearby. 

These flats are at Auction House London’s livestream auction on July 2 and 3. There’s remote bidding only from 9.30 am – more details here: https://auctionhouselondon.co.uk/current-auction 

At the other end of the price scale, four properties coming to Allsop’s livestream auction on June 25 and 26 are being highlighted.

In Greenwich, a freehold mixed-use building comprising a ground floor commercial unit and 10 self-contained flats producing a total of £157,980 p.a., is guided at £1.65m+; and at Finsbury Park, a freehold block of 18 x one-bedroom self-contained flats, guided at £1.6m.

Listed for £1.5m in Bicester, Oxfordshire, is a freehold part grade II listed former care home extending to 53,518 sq ft; and at Chiswick in west London a substantial freehold grade II listed building extending to approx. 2,862 sq ft with potential for rear extension and/ or conversion, is guided at £1.5m.

Allsop says the 344 lots coming up later this month include a mixture of residential and mixed-use investment and development opportunities. The complete catalogue can be viewed here.

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