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Property Auction Catalogue Atalogue LOCAL EXPERTISE | NATIONAL COVERAGE PROPERTY AUCTION CATALOGUE ARDS AW WI A NN V E A R N • DAY ONE, LONDON P • R R A O E WEDNESDAY 3 MAY 2017 AT 2:00 pm P Y E R E T H GROSVENOR HOUSE HOTEL, 86-90 PARK LANE, Y T A F LONDON W1K 7TN U O CT E ION HOUS DAY TWO, BIRMINGHAM WEDNESDAY 10 MAY 2017 AT 11:00 am THE LEGENDS LOUNGE, BIRMINGHAM CITY FOOTBALL CLUB, ST andreW’S STADIUM, BIRMINGHAM B9 4NH www.networkauctions.co.uk 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 www.networkauctions.co.uk INTRODUCING THE AUCTION TEAM Toby Limbrick Guy Charrison Stuart Elliott Penny Nichol [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Richard Worrall Sam Moxon Mark Limebear Mike Day [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Energy COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC EPCs NATIONWIDE COVERAGE IMMEDIATE RESPONSE Domestic EPCs For quotes contact us: from £40 +VAT 0207 871 0420 Commercial EPCs [email protected] from £95 +VAT 1 NA_Lot Section_MAY 17.indd 1 12/04/2017 15:39 ORDER OF SALE: DAY ONE, LONDON WEDNESDAY 3 MAY 2017 at 2:00 pm GROSVENOR HOUSE HOTEL, 86-90 PARK LANE, LONDON W1K 7TN LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS 1 8 St. Marys Road, Watford, 16 47 Havengore, Basildon, 28 82 Bushey Hall Road, Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD18 0EF Essex, SS13 1JU Hertfordshire, WD23 2EQ 2 64 - 70 High Street, Potters Bar, 17 Midge Hole Mill, 29 Bury Farm, Sharpenhoe Road, Hertfordshire, EN6 5AB Streatley, Luton, Bedfordshire, County Brook Lane, Foulridge, 3 39b High Street, Harrow, LU3 3PS Colne, Lancashire, BB8 7LS Middlesex, HA1 3HT 30 3B George Street, Teignmouth, 4 50 Ingram Avenue, Aylesbury, 18 Land and former cottage, Devon, TQ14 8AH Buckinghamshire, HP21 9DN Bells Drove, Welney, Wisbech, 31 The Ordulph Arms and Terrace, 5 Flat 1 Hanover House, Cambridgeshire, PE14 9TG Pym Street, Tavistock, 78 High Street, Brentwood, 19 Torcot Flats, 16 Norman Road, Devon, PL19 0AW Essex, CM14 4AP Paignton, Devon, TQ3 2BE 32 Land off Beta Road, Cove, 6 Rejarne, Carntiscoe Road, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 8PJ Lelant Downs, Hayle, St Ives, 20 113 London Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, Cornwall, TR27 6LL East Sussex, TN39 3LB 33 20 Meadowdale Close, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, TS2 1TJ 7 121 Penny Lane, Haydock, 21 93 Redhouse Road, Cardiff, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA11 0QX 34 51/51A Plashet Road, South Glamorgan, CF5 4FH 8 53 Ryedene Close, Basildon, Plaistow, London, E13 0QA Essex, SS16 4TE 22 96 Hughenden Road, Hastings, 35 Hillsborough, 36 New Road, East Sussex, TN34 3TE 9 1 Oakridge Lane, Aldenham, Port Isaac, Cornwall, PL29 3SD Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD25 8BT 23 Warehouse and yard, 36 128b Hurst Grove, Bedford, 10 75 Ryedene Close, Basildon, rear of Unit 3D Rainham Road South, Bedfordshire, MK40 4DT Essex, SS16 4TE Sterling Industrial Estate, 37 264 Sandridge Road, 11 23 Mitchell Close, Dartford, Dagenham, Essex, RM10 8TX St. Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 4AJ Kent, DA1 1PJ 24 47 Gunnersbury Avenue, 38 194 Seven Sisters Road, 12 146 Rochester Way, Basildon, London, W5 4LP Finsbury Park, London, N4 3NX Essex, SS14 3QL 39 14 Rutland Street, Nelson, 25 High View, Bickerton, 13 Flat 26 Princes Court, Lancashire, BB9 7RP Prince Avenue, Southend-on-Sea, Kingsbridge, Devon, TQ7 2EU Essex, SS2 6RN 40 Land to the Rear of Pentland Avenue, 26 Brynawelon, Darowen, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 4DP 14 99 Saxon Gardens, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 8NS Shoeburyness, Southend-on-Sea, 41 33A Duke Street, Huntly, Essex, SS3 9PP 27 3 Westminster Mansions, Aberdeenshire, AB54 8DL 15 50 Craylands, Basildon, Westminster Drive, Westcliff-on-Sea, 42 170 Marmot Road, Hounslow, Essex, SS14 3RH Essex, SS0 9SH Middlesex, TW4 7PT ORDER OF SALE: DAY TWO, BIRMINGHAM WEDNESDAY 10 MAY 2017 at 11:00 am BIRMINGHAM CITY FOOTBALL CLUB, ST ANDREW’s stADIUM, BIRMINGHAM B9 4NH LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS LOT ADDRESS 51 19 Market Place, Warwick, 54 41 Thynne Street, West Bromwich, 57 28 Pingle Lane, Warwickshire, CV34 4SA West Midlands, B70 6PH Hammerwich, Burntwood, Staffordshire, WS7 0JJ 52 2, 8, 10, 11 & 12 Fallowfield, 55 75 & 79 Yoxall Road, Shirley, 29 Norfolk Road, 58 227 Merridale Street West, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 3RP Edgbaston, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, B15 3PU 56 Flat 5 Saldavian Court, Slaney West Midlands, WV3 0RP 53 1 Lawley Street, West Bromwich, Road, Walsall, West Midlands, 59 Upper lichfield street, Willenhall, West Midlands, B70 9DU WS2 9AG West Midlands, WV13 1PB 2 NA_Lot Section_MAY 17.indd 2 12/04/2017 15:39 www.networkauctions.co.uk 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: price is published. This guide price can be Administration Charge: At auction the fall of the gavel creates a shown as a range of prices above which the An administration charge of £750 + vat binding contract and we, as auctioneers, reserve price will not be set, or as a single applies to each lot. This is paid by the buyer immediately require a deposit of 10% of the figure within 10% of which the reserve price will in the saleroom immediately after the lot purchase price (subject to a minimum of be set. Both the guide price and reserve price has been ‘knocked down’. In the event of £2,500). This deposit can be paid by cheque, can be subject to change at any time prior to non-payment of the administration charge a banker’s draft, debit card or credit card (use the auction commencing. deduction of £750 + vat will be made from the of a credit card carries a 2% handling fee). A reserve price is the minimum price at which buyer’s deposit and this will need to be ‘made Payments by cash cannot be accepted. the seller allows the auctioneers to sell the lot up’ by the buyer prior to completion. at. It remains confidential between the seller Telephone, Proxy and Internet Bidding: Legal Documents & Additional Costs: and the auctioneers. We are pleased to be able to offer remote It is essential that bidders check the legal bidding to anyone who is unable to attend Particulars of Sale: documents prior to bidding and take the saleroom. Remote bidding can be by Bidders should check the particulars relating to professional advice. Special conditions of sale telephone, proxy and at our London saleroom any lot for which they intend to bid and ensure can contain additional costs (that is costs over by internet. Please download and complete that they are satisfied with the accuracy of all and above the price that the lot is ‘knocked the remote bidding form that is available on measurements, areas, details, leases and other down’ at) and bidders are deemed to be our website. Please note this form must be matters referred to in the particulars of the lot aware of any additional costs prior to bidding.
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