300 lots in July resi auction

300 lots in July resi auction


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Catalogue includes 14 lots guided in excess of £1m

Allsop will offer more than 300 lots across the UK in its July residential auction on 29 and 30 July, including a range of residential and mixed-use investment and development opportunities.

The catalogue includes 14 lots guided at £1 million or more, with properties across London, the Southeast and regional markets.

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At a guide price of £4.9m+, the highest-value property in the catalogue is Lot 15, a substantial freehold development opportunity comprising three buildings currently arranged to provide 17 flats and with planning consent for the creation of a further seven flats.

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Student-led and regional investments

The catalogue also includes student-led and regional investments, as well as well-located income-producing assets with rental growth potential, according to Allsop.

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Richard Adamson, managing partner and residential auctioneer at Allsop, said: 
“We are delighted to launch our seventh dedicated residential catalogue of the year, with more than 300 lots offered across a two-day sale. The breadth of opportunities available reflects the continued strength and depth of demand we are seeing across the residential auction market. 

 “Following the success of our recent auctions, which have delivered strong pricing and high levels of participation, we expect this catalogue to generate significant interest from a wide range of buyers.”

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