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Property Auction Commercial and residential property for sale Working in partnership with Thursday 25th April at 1.00pm Sandy Park Conference Centre Sandy Park Way Exeter EX2 7NN Auction venue & calendar Sandy Park Conference Centre Sandy Park Way, Exeter EX2 7NN Exeter Offi ce Tel: 01395 275691 Auction programme 2019 AUCTION DATES CLOSING DATES 28th February 29th January 25th April 26th March 27th June 21st May 5th September 6th August 24th October 24th September 11th December 12th November 23 auctions a year at 4 locations Properties off ered across the UK from our partner auction houses. SHEFFIELD LLANELLI LIVERPOOL DoubleTree by Hilton Parc y Scarlets Crowne Plaza Sheffi eld Park, Chesterfi eld Road South Llanelli 2 St Nicholas Place, Pier Head, Sheffi eld S8 8BW SA14 9UZ Liverpool L3 1QW Sheffi eld Offi ce Head Offi ce Liverpool Offi ce Tel: 0114 254 1185 Tel: 01267 221554 Tel: 0151 207 6315 Auction Closing date Auction Closing date Auction Closing date 6th March 1st February 9 May 14th February 18th January 1st May 29th March 18 July 28 March 1st March 4th July 31st May 26 September 15th May 19th April 18th September 16th August 28 November 11th July 14th June 30th October 27th September 12th September 16th August 17th December 15th November 31st October 4th October 12th December 15th November Our coverage is our strength Can’t make the auction? You can still make a telephone or proxy bid on the property you are interested in. 2 For further details contact the Auctioneers immediately. Telephone 01395 275691. www.countrywidepropertyauctions.co.uk Auctioneer’s pre-sale announcements This catalogue contains details about properties being sold at auction. Those details are subject to change up to and including the day of the auction. Please check our website regularly at www.countrywidepropertyauctions.co.uk and look out for any additional materials available on the day of the auction, in order to stay fully informed with the up to date information. 1 The auctioneer will off er all lots in the 10 If you have a question in respect of any in the account on which the cheque order as shown in the catalogue. of the lots within the catalogue would is drawn. We reserve the right to take you please ask one of the Countrywide any action as appropriate against 2 An addendum to the catalogue and representatives who will attempt a purchaser whose cheque is not Conditions of Sale is currently available to answer your question during the honoured on fi rst presentation. for distribution in the auction room. auction. The auctioneer will not answer 17 A successful purchaser will also be 3 This addendum is an important any questions whilst the auction is required to pay a Buyer’s Administration document providing updates and proceeding. charge of £750+VAT (£900 including corrections to the auction catalogue. 11 Guide Prices shown in the catalogue VAT @ 20%) (unless stated otherwise 4 Countrywide will always endeavour are merely an approximation and the within the property description in the to inform prospective purchasers of auctioneer’s opinion only. They should catalogue) by cheque made payable to changes that may have taken place after not be regarded as anything more. (see Countrywide. the catalogue was printed when such defi nition of Guide Prices below) 18 Completion of the sale and payment changes are brought to their attention. 12 The auctioneer will not describe each of the balance of the purchase money 5 Would prospective purchasers please individual property in detail or elaborate is 28 days after the auction unless the ensure they have a copy of the auction on its features or fi ner points. He will conditions of sale provide otherwise. catalogue and an addendum prior to merely state the address, lot number 19 Unless otherwise stated all property is bidding. and a very brief description. sold subject to a reserve price whether 6 Prospective purchasers are deemed to 13 Please remember it is the bidder’s duty declared or not. (see defi nition of have read the addendum whether they to attract the auctioneer’s attention. Reserve Prices below) have done so or not. 14 Please bid clearly and do not delay. 20 Please note that purchasers will not be 7 You are bidding on the basis that you entitled to keys or access to properties 15 At the fall of the hammer the successful have checked the General Conditions until completion of the sale. If access is bidder will be in a binding contract of of Sale, which are detailed at the back required it may be arranged through the sale. At this point, an auction runner will of the catalogue, and the Special auctioneers with the express permission come to your place of bidding, take your Conditions of Sale relating to each of the vendor. name and address and details of your individual lot. solicitor and will lead you to one of the 21 Countrywide hold regular property 8 The Special Conditions of Sale together contract tables in the auction room. auctions throughout the year. with the title documentation have Identifi cation details (details of which 22 Countrywide operate a substantial been available for inspection at the are available from Countrywide staff ) dedicated mailing list free of charge to auctioneer’s offi ce in the immediate will be required from you. Please applicants. If you wish to be placed on period leading up to auction date. make sure that you have the required the mailing list, please give your details 9 You are bidding on the basis that you documentation readily available. If in to one of our representatives. have made all necessary enquiries, doubt, please contact a member of the particularly in respect of lots the auction team prior to bidding. auctioneer has not inspected or had You will then be invited to sign the initial sight of tenancy details, and Memorandum or Contract of Sale and have checked the General and Special provide a 10% deposit cheque subject to Conditions of Sale and are satisfi ed a minimum of £3,000 whichever is the that you fully understand their content. greater. Please note we will not accept Please note that some legal packs may cash deposits under any circumstances. contain additional fees (such as the requirement for the seller to pay the 16 We only accept deposit cheques on vendor’s legal fees). the basis that there are adequate funds *Guide Prices, Reserve Prices and Buyer’s Fees GUIDE PRICE and maximum price range within which an seller and the auctioneer. Both the guide price An indication of the seller’s current minimum acceptable sale price (reserve) would fall, or and the reserve price can be subject to change acceptable price at auction. The guide price as a single price fi gure within 10% of which the up to and including the day of the auction. or range of guide prices is given to assist minimum acceptable price (reserve) would fall. consumers in deciding whether or not to pursue A guide price is diff erent to a reserve price (see BUYER’S FEES a purchase. It is usual, but not always the case, separate defi nition). Both the guide price and There is a £750+VAT (£900 including VAT @ that a provisional reserve range is agreed the reserve price can be subject to change up to 20%) buyer’s administration charge on each between the seller and the auctioneer at the and including the day of the auction. lot purchased (unless stated otherwise in the start of marketing. As the reserve is not fi xed property description). We strongly recommend at this stage and can be adjusted by the seller RESERVE PRICE all purchasers check the special conditions of at any time up to the day of the auction in the The seller’s minimum acceptable price at sale as other fees may also apply to individual light of interest shown during the marketing auction and the fi gure below which the properties. period, a guide price is issued. This guide auctioneer cannot sell. The reserve price is not price can be shown in the form of a minimum disclosed and remains confi dential between the Guide Price definitions can be found on page 3 www.countrywidepropertyauctions.co.uk Don’t forget your proof of identity on the day: see page 5 3 Bidder’s registration and identifi cation form Please complete the following details in full and IN BLOCK CAPITALS and provide two forms of certifi ed identifi cation prior to bidding as detailed in Lists A & B below. If bidding on behalf of a company, and if successful, you will also be required to present a copy of the Certifi cate of Incorporation and a letter of authority on company letterheaded paper and signed by a company director prior to signing the contract. FOR COUNTRYWIDE USE ONLY: Lot/s .................................................................................................................................................. Bidder No .................................................................................................................................................. Bidder: First name(s) ............................................................................................................................... Surname ..................................................................................................................................................... Address ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Postcode ....................................................................................................................................
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