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Property with potential for sale by AUCTION Tuesday 11 July 2017 43 LOTS Commencing at 2pm prompt at the Platinum Suite Sheffield United Football Club Bramall Lane Sheffield 0114 276 0151 www.markjenkinson.co.uk Have you a property suitable for auction? MJS Auctions are market leaders in Sheffield and South Yorkshire. If you would like to be part of our success and have a property suitable to be sold by auction we would be very happy to hear from you. The Auction dates for 2017 can be found on the facing page – the deadline for entries is strict so please contact us a week or so beforehand to allow plenty of time for preparing your property for sale. The most suitable properties for auction include: • Houses requiring complete or partial • Student investment property modernisation • Commercial investments • Houses with sitting tenants • Properties with structural problems • Individual houses of character • Stabling and land for grazing • Building plots or development sites • Unusual buildings for redevelopment • Ground rent portfolios JOINT AGENCIES WELCOME If the property you are selling is currently on the market with an Agent we are always happy to act jointly. If you would like an indication as to how much the property will sell for at auction send a copy of the current Agent’s brochure with your name, address and telephone number for a quotation. Contact Adrian Little FRICS FNAVA [email protected] | 0114 276 0151 The Venue Sheffield and South Yorkshire’s Leading Auctioneers Platinum Suite, A61 J36 M1 NORTH A57 A57 M1 NORTH Sheffield United Football Club, OR SOUTH J33 The FIFTH Property with SHEFFIELD CITY Bramall Lane, Sheffield AIRPORT PONDS FORGE S2 4SY INTERNATIONAL Potential AUCTION of 2017 SPORTS CENTRE Ample free car parking from Cherry Street Entrance A61 Tuesday 11 July SHEAF ST MIDLAND RAILWAY STATION Commencing at 2pm prompt A57 at The Platinum Suite, Sheffield United Football Club, SHOREHAM ST Y’S ST MAR ROAD A625 Bramall Lane, Sheffield AD H AD ECCLESALL RO CHURC B6388 A621 JOHN STREET SUPERMARKET 43 lots including: TREET L QUEENS RO ONDON RO SUFC • Vacant Houses Requiring Modernisation BRAMALL LANE LANE BRAMALL Y ST SHOREHAM S AD CHERR • Potential Building Plots / Development Sites HOTEL • Residential / Commercial Investments AD WOODHEADRO • Ground Rent Investments • Former Day Care Centre A621 AD ALE RO Properties located in and around: ABBEYD Platinum Suite Entrance A621 A61 Sheffield, Barnsley, Chesterfield, Doncaster, Rotherham J29 CHESTERFIELD Pontefract, Scunthorpe & Brigg Acting on Behalf of: (Subject to conditions of sale and unless sold beforehand) Auctioneer: Adrian W Little FRICS FNAVA 2016 Auction Results 9 Auctions 296 Lots 268 Sold for £27.85 million – 90% success rate Auction dates for 2017 31 JANUARY 16 May 17 OctoBER 27 Lots of 27 sold for £2.75 35 Lots of 42 sold for £4.94 Deadline 8 September million – 100% success rate million – 84% success rate 28 FEBRUARY 11 July 5 DECEMBER 38 Lots of 42 sold for £4 million 43 Lots Deadline 27 October – 84% success rate 4 APRIL 5 SEPTEMBER 20 lots of 23 sold for £2.4 million Deadline 28 July 87% success rate www.markjenkinson.co.uk 3 Important information for bidders Money Laundering Regulations We have in place procedures and controls which are designed to forestall and prevent In order to comply with the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and the Money Laundering Money Laundering. If we suspect that a supplier, customer / client, or employee is Regulations Act 2007, both Sellers and Buyers at auction will have to provide formal committing a Money Laundering offence as defined by the Proceeds of Crime Act identification in the form of one item from the following two groups 2002 we will in accordance with our legal responsibilities disclose the suspicion to the National Criminal Intelligence Service. Proof of identity and address Original documents MUST be provided. Photocopies are NOT acceptable To prove identity Evidence of address • Current signed passport • Current full UK Driving Licence (old style)* • Current full UK/EU Photo Card Licence* • A utility bill issued within the last three months (not a mobile phone bill) • Current full UK Driving Licence (old style)* (a provisional licence will not • Local Authority tax bill (valid for the current year) be accepted) • Bank, Building Society or Credit Union statement containing a • Resident Permit issued by the Home Office to EU Nationals current address • Inland Revenue Tax Notification • The most recent original mortgage statement from a UK lender • Firearms Certificate *These documents may be used as an identity document or evidence of address but not both. If the successful bidder is buying on behalf of someone else then the actual buyer will also be required to show photo and address identification along with a letter giving authority for someone else to bid for them. Auction Procedure – always seek legal advice before buying Before THE auction Registration of Interest – If you are interested in The Deposit – The amount of the deposit required in a particular property, we advise you to register your each case will be stated in the Conditions of Sale and Conditions Of Sale – All properties in this catalogue interest with us as soon as possible. We can then make will usually be 10% subject to a minimum of £1,500. are sold subject to the Conditions of Sale printed in this you aware of any alterations and, if requested, inform you Payment must be made at the saleroom by either catalogue together with the special conditions relating when the legal documentation is received. The easiest cheque, bankers draft or card. Failure to do so may lead to each individual lot. These, together with any related way to do this is to register for the legal pack. to lot being re-offered. Deposit payments in cash will not documentation, will be available via our website prior be accepted. All cheques are banked immediately after to the sale. Interested parties are deemed to buy in full Pre-Auction Offers – We anticipate that the lots the auction and you must ensure that you have adequate knowledge of these whether or not they have actually in this catalogue will be offered, as advertised, on the funds in your account. It should also be noted that some inspected the conditions. We recommend inspecting day of the sale. There may be circumstances where auction contracts also have a provision for payment of the legal documents once they are available and avoid the acceptance of an offer prior to auction may be the vendor’s fees and your attention is drawn to the leaving it until auction day. The auction packs will only be considered. However, only unconditional offers will be paragraph on the following page. available for inspection at the sale room 12.30–1.30 pm submitted, ie those which are not subject to mortgage, survey, searches, etc. Pre-auction offers should be Buyer’s Administration Fee – Please note there is Ordnance Survey Plans – Ordnance survey extracts submitted in writing using the form on our website. an administration fee of £480 including VAT payable on crown copyright 2003. All rights reserved. Licence no. each lot. 10020449. Survey scale 1:250,000. Plotted scale 1:1250. Telephone / Proxy Bids – We advise that you attend Boundaries are shown for identification only and should the auction in person if you are bidding for a particular lot. Completion Dates – The completion date for each lot not be taken as definitive. If however you are unable to come to the sale or have can vary, and you are advised to check the Conditions of someone bid on your behalf, you may choose to bid by Sale prior to the auction. Tenure Details – It is not always possible to provide proxy or by telephone. The appropriate form together tenure details relating to each lot at the time the with the deposit requirements will either be printed Keys – Keys to auction lots will not be released at catalogue is printed. Where we have written confirmation at the end of the catalogue or will be available via our any time without prior arrangement. Once we have from the vendor’s solicitor we will provide details. In the website notification from the vendor’s solicitor that completion absence of written confirmation the tenure details will be has taken place, the keys to the property will be omitted from the catalogue but, details will be included Alterations – Should any of the properties mentioned made available for collection at our offices. To avoid in the Conditions of Sale which will be available on our in this catalogue be withdrawn from sale or if any unnecessary delay we recommend contacting us in website and in our office for the days leading up to the alterations arise, details will be included on our website advance to make the appropriate arrangements for auction. on the same day. An addendum sheet will also be collection. distributed prior to the auction and alterations will be Viewing Auction Property – Details of appropriate referred to by the auctioneer prior to each particular lot. Unsold Lots – Enquiries for unsold lots are viewing arrangements are included with each lot in welcome after the sale when unconditional offers the catalogue. In the cases of severe weather we AT AND AFTER THE AUCTION will be considered. In many cases properties are sold recommend checking with the office to ensure that immediately after the auction is finished and if you are viewings are still being held. Viewing times will begin Auction Procedure – If you are the successful bidder, interested please see the auction staff at the saleroom and end promptly as stated and your co-operation is a member of the auction team will approach you with appreciated.
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