Sold at auction: July 2026

This freehold, Edwardian stone-built detached house sits on a generous plot of 0.489 acres in the conservation village of Kencot, on the borders of West Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire.

Comprising three double bedrooms across 1,575 sq. ft., the property offers potential to add value through refurbishment, with plenty of scope for extension subject to planning.

This freehold, three-storey plus basement town centre commercial property extends to approximately 375.70 sq. m. (4,037 sq. ft.) and is offered with vacant possession.

The property fronts Mesnes Street opposite the £135 million Galleries redevelopment and sits approximately 500 metres from Wigan Wallgate and Wigan North Western stations, presenting an opportunity to refurbish or convert to alternative uses, subject to consents.

This freehold Victorian villa requires full modernisation and is currently arranged as three flats, offering scope to create a substantial family home or to renovate as separate units, subject to any necessary permissions.

Originally built with five bedrooms across three storeys, the property benefits from parking for two cars to the front and stands in a highly desirable location opposite Leicester University and Victoria Park.

This leasehold first-floor flat comprises one reception room, one bedroom, bathroom and WC across approximately 51 sq. m., with the benefit of a garage.

It is sold with a tenant in situ currently paying £795 per calendar month, making it suitable for investors seeking an income-producing purchase with potential to increase the rent.

This freehold block comprises five self-contained one-bedroom apartments, with potential to create a sixth, and is fully licensed as an HMO for the next five years or so.

All five apartments are let subject to ASTs producing £35,340 per annum, rising to £43,200 per annum should the sixth unit be added, making it a high-yielding investment for buy-to-let purchasers.

This freehold, Grade II listed former chapel benefits from planning permission for change of use into short-term holiday accommodation, with plans detailing ten bedrooms, a games room, cinema room, gym and roof terrace.

The site extends to approximately 0.15 acres and requires a thorough scheme of refurbishment, with previous permission also granted for conversion into three separate apartments, and Conwy just five miles away via the A55.

This freehold investment comprises three commercial units and a residential apartment across a three-storey mock Tudor building with cellarage, offered fully let and returning a current rent passing of circa £66,106 per annum.

Occupiers include a restaurant, a nail shop and a hair salon, with the property well located on Knifesmithgate close to national retailers including Specsavers and Greggs, and within easy reach of the M1 via the A61.

This freehold former public house occupies a prominent corner site of approximately 0.79 acres in a popular residential area of Corby, within easy reach of the town centre and local schools.

The building has extensive fire damage, and potential is offered for a sizeable development scheme, subject to the appropriate planning consents.