Where to find auction houses

Register for our daily email alerts to receive all our latest properties straight to your inbox. All The Answers Our comprehensive Auction Guide aims to answer any questions you may have about the auction process. Auction House continues to respond to the impact of Coronavirus and is following the changing advice of government and medical organisations in its activities and operations.

This includes home working for many in our teams, and social distancing when we are in our offices or visiting properties. We are continuing to do auction appraisals, inspecting and listing properties, marketing them for sale by auction and undertaking viewings, subject to Covid-safe access being available. Where possible we have created video tours of the lots we are selling and encourage virtual viewings of these.

Please contact our office if you wish to make an appointment for a physical viewing — we will endeavour to assist but this will not be possible on all properties. In addition we would ask you to comply with NHS self-isolation advice if you or someone you live with has symptoms of Coronavirus — click the link below for the latest NHS Guidelines.

Since then our auctions have been successfully run using Online Bidding, or as a Livestream service with Remote Bidding. Thank You!! Graham, First time auction buyer. Thank you Barnard Marcus for your help with my auction buy! I got the house just under my maximum bid. I was let down on my last house and it was a relief to know the auction buy was more secure. Sanjay, Buyer. Thank you so much for everything. The property sold at exactly the figure I thought it would.

I was pleasantly surprised by the whole process and would definitely consider selling at auction again. Chris, first time auction seller. Thanks for all your help in selling my dad's flat. I have found my first auction experience very positive. Lynette, first time auction seller. I want to share our appreciation of Chris Glenn and team.

The sale has been the smoothest part of the process. Auctions are a quick and decisive way of selling. Auctions have a targeted audience made up of developers, cash buyers, investors and portfolio landlords who will have different requirements to prospective homeowners.

There are auction guides for both buyers and sellers on the internet, the information on this page is not supposed to replace them but give a few details to get you started. Auctioneers publish a catalogue a few weeks before the auction, some properties may be removed before the auction and occasionally some properties are added.

Those interested in bidding can visit the properties in advance and carry out a survey. Auctions are held at centrally located venues, often hotels. Anybody is free to attend. Different auction houses attract different client groups; choosing the one most likely to be interested in your property is a good way to ensure a sale.

If you have never been to an auction before, then it is worth attending one to get a feel for the process and how they operate.