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LOCAL EXPERTISE | NATIONAL COVERAGE PROPERTY AUCTION CATALOGUE RDS WINN WA ER A 2 A 0 V 1 A 5 N DAY ONE, LONDON • P • R R A O THURSDAY 10 DECEMBER 2015 at 2:00 pm E P Y E R E GROSVENOR HOUSE HOTEL, 86-90 PARK LANE, T H Y T F AU O LONDON W1K 7TN C E TION HOUS DAY TWO, BIRMINGHAM WEDNESDAY 16 DECEMBER 2015 at 11:00 am THE LEGENDS LOUNGE, BIRMINGHAM CITY FOOTBALL CLUB, ST ANDREW’S STADIUM, BIRMINGHAM B9 4NH www.networkauctions.co.uk NA_Cover_DEC 15.indd 3 17/11/2015 11:35 VENUE LOCATIONS Heathrow Express at Paddington Station GROSVENOR HOUSE HOTEL BIRMINGHAM CITY FOOTBALL CLUB 3/4 mile 86-90 PARK LANE. LONDON W1K 7TN ST ANDREW’S STADIUM, BIRMINGHAM B9 4NH EDGWARE ROAD WATERY LANE WATERY N E W B To M6 ROAD VENETIA GARRISON LANE O N D S T R E E T ST. ANDREW’S STREET A45 TO DIGBETH HIGH STREET BIRMINGHAM CITY FOOTBALL CLUB TILTON ROAD TILTON A4540 WATERY LANE WATERY A4540 G R E E N S T COVENTRY ROAD CATTELL ROAD W O O D S M E W S A45 SMALL HEATH HIGHWAY UPPER BROOK ST COVENTRY ROADTO NEC M42 (J6) ARTHUR ROAD ARTHUR M1, M45 & M40 C U L R O S S S T HERBERT ROAD HERBERT UPPER GROSVENORPARK STREET ST A4540 HIGHGATE MIDDLEWAY Grosvenor House Hotel is located in Birmingham City Football Club is located Central London’s elegant Mayfair district, on just outside the city centre and just off the world-famous Park Lane overlooking Hyde Park. A4540 Inner Circle ring road. This 5-star hotel was first opened in 1929. It was meticulously St Andrews Stadium has been the home of Birmingham restored to the highest standard before reopening as a JW Marriott City Football Club since 1906 and is a well-known Birmingham hotel in 2008, and retains many historic touches, including the original landmark. The Legends Lounge is a smart and comfortable Lutyens wrought-iron gates that lead into our elegant forecourt. venue and has been home to our auction saleroom since 2004. Directions Directions The hotel is approximately Midway between Marble Arch Birmingham City Football Club is located a mile and a & Hyde Park Corner. The main entrance, however is on Park half from Birmingham city centre and is easily accessible from Street (between upper Grosvenor Street and Mount Street) all major road routes and motorway networks. There is which runs parallel to Park Lane in a one way direction ample free parking in the club’s car park right outside the towards Oxford Street. main entrance. Nearest tube station: Nearest train stations: Marble Arch Birmingham New Street / Birmingham Moor Street www.marriott.co.uk www.bcfc.com For more information on either auction date/venue, please contact us: T 020 7871 0420 | E [email protected] www.networkauctions.co.uk NA_Cover_DEC 15.indd 4 17/11/2015 11:35 www.networkauctions.co.uk ORDER OF SALE: DAY ONE, LONDON THURSDAY 10 DECEMBER 2015 at 2:00 pm GROSVENOR HOUSE HOTEL, 86-90 PARK LANE, LONDON W1K 7TN LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS 1 Flat 3 Aboyne, Waldron Road, Harrow 11 Plot 6, Maypole Road, Maldon, 21 115 Pattiswick Square, Basildon, on the Hill, Middlesex, HA1 3LN Essex, CM9 4TA Essex, SS14 2RD 2 19 Souther Cross, Good Easter, 12 154A Lancaster Road, Barnet, 22 7 Lascelles Gardens, Rochford, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 4RX Hertfordshire, EN4 8AL Essex, SS4 3BP 3 4A Crayford Way, The Parade, 13 Flat 9, 82A Holloway Road, 23 37 Drew Street, Brixham, Devon, Crayford, Dartford, Kent, DA1 4JA London, N7 8JG TQ5 9LA 4 11 Finchley Road, Westcliff-on-Sea, 14 Plot 35, Granborough Road, 24 Plot 11, Lot A4B, Home Farm, Essex, SS0 8AD North Marston, Buckingham, Hulcote, Towcester, Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire, MK18 3PA NN12 7BB 5 Flat 1, 1A Wellington Square, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1PB 15 Plot 81, Hale Street, East Peckham, 25 Land to the North of Merrybook, Tonbridge, Kent, TN12 5PD Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 2QF 6 Flat 5, 1A Wellington Square, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1PB 16 Flat 1, 82A Holloway Road, 26 14 Gordon Road, Highcliffe, London, N7 8JG Christchurch, Dorset, BH23 5HN 7 Garden Flat, 4b Grosvenor Road, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD17 2QT 17 139 Meadgate Avenue, Chelmsford, 27 Plot 6, New Inns Lane, Rednal, Essex, CM2 7NH Birmingham, West Midlands, B45 9AF 8 Land adjoining 93 Clarendon Road, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU2 7PJ 18 69 Chapel Lane, High Wycombe, 28 Plot 7, New Inns Lane, Rednal, Buckinghamshire, HP12 4BS Birmingham, West Midlands, B45 9AF 9 River Parrett Inn, 11 Salmon Parade, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 5AN 19 The Victoria, 56 Middlesbrough Road, 29 56 Friern Park, Finchley, London, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, TS6 6LZ N12 9DP 10 Plot 13, Maypole Road, Maldon, Essex, CM9 4TA 20 34 Luscombe Road, Paignton, Devon, TQ3 3XW ORDER OF SALE: DAY TWO, BIRMINGHAM WEDNESDAY 16 DECEMBER 2015 at 11:00 am BIRMINGHAM CITY FOOTBALL CLUB, ST ANDREW’s stADIUM, BIRMINGHAM B9 4NH LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS 30 61 Daisy Street, Bilston, 39 401A Warwick Road, Tyseley, 47 92 Baltimore Road, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, WV14 8QQ Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2JR Great Barr, B42 1QN 31 68 Charnwood Close, Rubery, 40 401B Warwick Road, Tyseley, 48 49 Gordon Street, Coventry, Birmingham, B45 0JZ Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2JR West Midlands, CV1 3ET 32 9 Church Street, Bromsgrove, 41 405A Warwick Road, Tyseley, 49 25 & 26 Bridge Street, Worcestershire, B61 8DD Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2JR Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire, DY13 8UR 33 42 & 48 Pennine Road, Bromsgrove, 42 409A Warwick Road, Tyseley, Worcestershire, B61 0TE Birmingham, West Midlands, B11 2JR 50 25 Bridge Street, Stourport-on-Severn, 34 116 & 118 Pennine Road, Bromsgrove, 43 90-92 & 94-96 Worcester Road Worcestershire, DY13 8UR Worcestershire, B61 0TN and 10 Oxford Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 1NY 51 26 Bridge Street, 35 54, 64 & 66 Pennine Road, Stourport-on-Severn, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 0TE 44 39 Longmore Road, Shirley, Solihull, Worcestershire, DY13 8UR West Midlands, B90 3DZ 36 78, 82 & 132 Pennine Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 0TG 45 10 Whitmore Avenue, Werrington, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST9 0LW 37 1 Johns Lane, Tividale, Oldbury, West Midlands, B69 3HX 46 141 Lordswood Road, Birmingham, Harborne, B17 9BL 38 Land adjacent to 87 Addison Road, Birmingham, Kings Heath, B14 7EN 1 IMPORTANT NOTES FOR AUCTION BIDDERS These notes and the Conditions of Sale of each lot are available at the auctioneers’ office. Prospective buyers and their legal advisors should read them carefully. Both the auctioneers and their seller clients have taken all reasonable steps to ensure that the properties in this catalogue are fairly described and that every opportunity has been given to enable prospective buyers to make the necessary enquiries and investigations prior to the auction. Details of the seller’s solicitors are available upon request. Deposit: shown as a range of prices above which the Administration Charge: At auction the fall of the gavel creates a reserve price will not be set, or as a single An administration charge of £750 + vat binding contract and we, as auctioneers, figure within 10% of which the reserve price will applies to each lot. This is paid by the buyer immediately require a deposit of 10% of the be set. Both the guide price and reserve price in the saleroom immediately after the lot purchase price (subject to a minimum of can be subject to change at any time prior to has been ‘knocked down’. In the event of £2,500). This deposit can be paid by cheque, the auction commencing. non-payment of the administration charge a banker’s draft or debit card. Payments by A reserve price is the minimum price at which deduction of £750 + vat will be made from the credit card or cash cannot be accepted the seller allows the auctioneers to sell the lot buyer’s deposit and this will need to be ‘made up’ by the buyer prior to completion. Telephone, Proxy and Internet Bidding: at. It remains confidential between the seller We are pleased to be able to offer remote and the auctioneers. Legal Documents & Additional Costs: bidding to anyone who is unable to attend Particulars of Sale: It is essential that bidders check the legal the saleroom. Remote bidding can be by documents prior to bidding and take Bidders should check the particulars relating to telephone, proxy and at our London saleroom professional advice. Special conditions of sale any lot for which they intend to bid and ensure by internet. Please download and complete can contain additional costs (that is costs over that they are satisfied with the accuracy of all the remote bidding form that is available on and above the price that the lot is ‘knocked measurements, areas, details, leases and other our website. Please note this form must be down’ at) and bidders are deemed to be matters referred to in the particulars of the lot delivered to our office no later than twenty aware of any additional costs prior to bidding. or the conditions of sale and all other matters four hours prior to the auction and must be subject to which the properties are sold or accompanied by identification documents, Rents, Information Regarding Tenants & have the benefit of. Bidders should check that the 10% deposit and the auctioneers’ Price Estimates: any contents, fixtures or fittings described as administration fee. Any estimates provided by the auctioneers included in the sale and are the property of the regarding the price at which a property may Prior Sales & Withdrawn Lots: seller.
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