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Auction 031 Online Property Auction Catalogue November 2017 Property Starts // Ends // Wednesday Thursday 16th November 15th November from 11.00am Open for business in Manchester SELL YOUR PROPERTY FOR FREE John Pye Property Why sell it any other way… John Pye Property Auctions Calendar 2017 Auc No. Auction date Deadline for Entries Full Catalogue Released 20 30-31 January 2017 22 December 2016 10 January 2017 21 22-23 February 2017 26 January 2017 07 February 2017 22 15-16 March 2017 16 February 2017 28 February 2017 23 05 - 06 April 2017 09 March 2017 21 March 2017 24 26 - 27 April 2017 30 March 2017 11 April 2017 25 17 - 18 May 2017 20 April 2017 02 May 2017 26 28 - 29 June 2017 07 June 2017 13 June 2017 27 26 - 27 July 2017 30 June 2017 07 July 2017 28 16 - 17 August 2017 20 July 2017 01 August 2017 29 13 - 14 September 2017 24 August 2017 31 August 2017 30 18 - 19 October 2017 28 September 2017 05 October 2017 31 15 - 16 November 2017 26 October 2017 02 November 2017 32 18 - 19 December 2017 28 November 2017 05 December 2017 NATIONWIDE ONLINE PROPERTY AUCTION % NO MARKETING COSTS SELLER FEES NO ENTRY FEE / Residential / 0115 970 6060 / [email protected] / Commercial / 020 7456 6750 / johnpye.co.uk JOHN PYE ONLINE COMMERCIAL VALUATIONS PROPERTY AUCTIONS RESIDENTIAL AGENCY Overview MAINTENANCE & SECURITY *Guide Price: Each property is subject to Online Property Auction a Reserve Price which may be different of Properties Lot Listing from the Guide Price Lot Property Address Guide Price* in this Auction 1 34-35 Western Road, Brighton, BN1 2EB £1,800,000 2 30-32 Bold Street, Liverpool, L1 4LF £2,700,000 3 65-66 Broad Street, Reading, RG1 2AF £4,500,000 4 20-22 Stockwell Gate, Mansfield, NG18 1LE £1,100,000 5 55-57 Northgate, Darlington, DL1 1TR £1,125,000 6 22-26 Head Street, Colchester, CO1 1NG £3,450,000 7 21-22 High Street, Chelmsford, CM1 1BE £4,500,000 8 35 Victoria Street South, Grimsby DN31 1DL £1,000,000 9 3,7,8 Fountayne House, Lawrence Square, York, YO10 3FG £590,000 10 316 Whitchurch Lane, Edeware, Middlesex, HA8 6QX £1,100,000 11 16 Dracaena Place, Falmouth, TR11 2ET £135,000 12 16 Morland Place, Birmingham, B31 2PF £165,000 13 4-6 Atkinson Street, Shipley, West Yorkshire BD18 3QS £112,500 14 211 Bobbersmill Road, Nottingham, NG7 5JP £95,000 15 26 Broadley Close, Hull, HU9 1EL £25,000 16 281 Mount Pleasant, Newton Road, St Helens, WA9 2PU £49,000 17 31 Greenfield Road, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S65 3XN £55,000 18 2a Warneford Road, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 7QL £81,500 19 2b Warneford Road, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 7QL £67,500 20 50 Olive Lane, Darwen BB3 0ET £31,500 21 49 Watson Road, Worksop S80 2BA £79,500 22 28 Diamond Avenue, Plymouth, PL4 8QD £225,000 23 5 Wilson Street, Workington, Cumbria CA14 4AZ £150,000 24 15 Lisson Grove, Plymouth PL4 7DL £225,000 25 11 Warwick place, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire GL20 5EQ £ 65,000 26 4h Steamer Street, Barrow In Furness, LA14 2SG £15,000 - £17,000 27 10A Steamer Street, Barrow In Furness, LA14 2SG £16,500 28 13h Island Road, Barrow In Furness, LA14 2SG £22,500 29 2F Steamer Street, Barrow In Furness, LA14 2SG £17,000 30 The Wellington Hotel, Wellington Street, Clayton Le Moors, Accrington, BB5 5HU £125,000 Important Notice - Proof of Identification Two forms of identification (from the list below) MUST be provided by the winning bidder within 24 hours of the auction finishing. Identity Documents • Current signed passport • Current UK photo card driving licence • Current driving licence (old version) • Residential permit issued by the Home Office to EU Nationals • Inland revenue tax notification • Firearms certificate Evidence of address • Current driving licence (old version) • A utility bill issued within the last 3 months • Local authority tax bill (current year) • Bank, building society or credit union statement • Most recent mortgage statement from a UK lender. Alternatively your solicitor can write to us to confirm your identity. 4 Property Auction November 2017 - Catalogue Property Auction November 2017 - Catalogue 5 Prior to Auction BUYERS GUIDE Property particulars and 1. Guide Prices 5. Survey Property auction information All properties being sold through Have a surveyor look at the property, John Pye Property online auction if necessary. Appointments can be will have guide prices, which will made for the surveyor to access the feature in the property online auction property, please email John Pye All information regarding the catalogue. This catalogue will be Property via email with any such online auction, properties available prior to the auction start requests. for sale, previews and the date. Guide prices are subject to Online Auction Catalogue change. Up to date guide prices can also be found on our website: 6. Arrange Finance can be found on our website: johnpye.co.uk/property johnpye.co.uk/property It is important your finances are in place prior to bidding on a lot. If borrowing is required, the lenders 2. Property Viewings may require a surveyor to undertake We strongly advise any interested a valuation report prior to making parties to view a property before a mortgage offer. It is important a bid is placed. Viewings will be to make a mortgage application co-ordinated as either open day as early as possible, as successful viewings on specific dates or by bids are subject to 20 working days prior appointment. Details of completion, unless stated otherwise. specific viewing arrangements You should discuss the nature of can be found in the online the auction sale and timescales catalogue. with your lender. We operate a two day online auction bidding process, affording buyers 3. Legal Documents more time to arrange their necessary For each property the vendor’s finances. Any successful bidder will solicitors will prepare a legal pack. be required to pay a 10% deposit of All property legal packs are available the purchase price within 24 hours of to download on our website johnpye. the online auction ending. co.uk/property, or from the vendor’s solicitors - details of which will be disclosed in the online auction 7. Read and Understand catalogue for each individual lot. All all Terms and Conditions legal packs will be made available to It is important to read and download at least 7 days prior to the understand all of the Terms and online auction commencing. Conditions of the online property auction and legal documentation of the individual lots. 4. Legal Advice The full Terms and We recommend you obtain Conditions can be found at: independent legal advice prior johnpye.co.uk/propertyterms to bidding. Property legal packs and documentation should be passed to your legal adviser, who should be able to help you make an informed decision about the lot. Further information may be available from the vendor’s solicitors. 6 Property Auction November 2017 - Catalogue Property Auction November 2017 - Catalogue 7 BUYERS GUIDE 1. Registration to bid 2. Addendum Before bidding on any property Before the start of the online during the online auction you must auction, all bidders should check provide the following through our the addendum sheet, this will detail website: any changes to the property online auction catalogue details. • Registration of bidder The addendum sheet can be found • Payment of refundable at: johnpye.co.uk/property registration fee 3. Bidding Process Registration of Bidder The bidding process will take place You can register to bid on our typically over a two day online website johnpye.co.uk. auction. Bidding on all lots will begin You will be required to provide your at the same time. name, address and contact details All lots will be offered for sale subject - you can provide your solicitor’s to an undisclosed reserve price, details if you have them. The unless stated otherwise. refundable registration fee can be paid at this stage, which will When bidding begins, bidders can allow you to bid. bid on lots once the refundable registration fee has been paid. We advise all seriously interested Refundable Registration Fee – parties provide their proof of Single Purchase Account identity at this stage. In order to set up an online auction Bids prior to auction may only be bidding account, each bidder must made through the online platform. register and pay a refundable registration fee of £500 per auction, The online auction will conclude per property (to bid on one property with a staggered finish of 10 minute only). The auctioneers reserve the intervals per lot. Once this time right to increase the refundable has elapsed and the 3 minute rule has registration fee at their discretion. been applied, the virtual gavel will effectively fall and the sale will close. The registration fee is refunded if no property is purchased; it is also refunded if your bid is successful and 3 Minute Rule will be refunded, once the property has exchanged contracts and the This rule mirrors the principals of a deposit (which includes the buyer’s live traditional auction whereby an premium) has been paid. auctioneer will still entertain bids from interested parties, enabling all bidders to lodge their interest. In the event of last minute bids a 3 minute rule will apply. This 3 minute rule stipulates any party who bids online within the last 3 minutes of any Lot’s scheduled closing time will trigger an automatic extension of a further 3 minutes of online bidding. This 3 minute trigger will continue until 3 minutes has elapsed without any further competing bids and a winning bid is achieved 8 Property Auction November 2017 - Catalogue Property Auction November 2017 - Catalogue 9 ONLINE BIDDING BUYERS GUIDE & AFTER AUCTION Reserve Not Met ONLY ONCE IDENTIFICATION 5.
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