Auction House is midway through a busy month during which the award winning property auctioneer has no fewer than 27 auctions taking place throughout the UK.
The hectic schedule began at the National Space Centre on 2 July where Auction House Leicestershire sold 84% of the six lots offered raising a total of over £418,000.
One of the highlights of the sale was a two bedroom mid-terraced house with a guide price of between £70,000 and £80,000. Following competitive bidding, the Belgrave property sold for £115,250.
During the same week Auction House Scotland offered 51 lots for sale in Glasgow. Thirty two of these were sold, either prior to auction or in the room, raising £1,440,600.
In the North West Auction House Liverpool sold 74% of the lots offered while Auction House Lancashire and Auction House Manchester had success rates of 72% and 70% respectively.
Other auctions taking place during the first half of July include those held by Auction House West Yorkshire, where 80% of the lots were sold, and Auction House Stephenson & Son where £912,000 was raised.
Meanwhile Chris Edwards, of Auction House Birmingham, has been named Auctioneer of the Year at the Auction House Conference.
Accepting the accolade Chris said; “I am delighted to have won this award on behalf of the whole team here at Auction House Birmingham. It shows that hard work and dedicated professional service and advice pays off.”
Story: Neil Bird
Photo: Auction House Devon & Cornwall
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