Lots for sale in September

Ten bedrooms and a cupola? You better believe this is a premium property we are auctioning.

Formerly the residence of iced tea giant Sir Thomas Lipton, this three-storey former hotel is a stunning example of Victorian/”Queen Anne” architecture.

Ensuites, a linen room and a commercial kitchen support the choice to renovate it for further hospitality use. However, with Dunoon village a short drive away and Glasgow reachable by ferry, you might want to have this all to yourself!

The chance to own a huge space in the heart of St Helens has come up for auction.

Four floors, including a basement extending to 9,407 square feet, form part of this former bank in the centre of St Helens’ commercial hub.

Some parts of the property would benefit from renovation, as this building has had multiple guises in its long history. Come for the flat vaulted ceilings and original sash windows, stay for the location!

Formerly a church and currently being used as a SEN school, this property totals in at 2896 sq ft and is ready for auction.

Based in Sileby, Loughborough, this two-storey building is a healthy mixture of reception rooms, classrooms and offices, with toilets and a kitchen to round it off. Small courtyards at the front, side and rear make good use of the space around the former church.

The building has been approved to be turned into four large apartments, with on-street parking to sweeten the deal.

Do you fancy being part of the conversation? This goes under the hammer on 26 September 2024.

Further down the road from the former Methodist church, a large commercial property with residential possibilities is up for auction.

Split into two parts, the main house has been converted into office and classroom space with a kitchen for SEN students. The second part of the property used to be a factory and echoes its past with the renovated building hosting workshops, classrooms, a large kitchen, a reception area and a lift.

There is so much scope for this property, in a popular suburb with amenities surrounding the building.

More information is available to download before the auction sale also on 26 September.

It’s time for this beautiful part of the world to get a new lease of life!

Planning permissions have been previously granted to create 5 unique residential “dwellings”, comprising 2- and 3-bedroom houses which would boast modern and period features.

Those period features would include the clerestories and foundation stone, from its build in 1885.

Of course, this stone-built building is not just destined for a residential restoration and could be imagined into a number of different uses.

In the heart of Upper End, 3.5 miles from Buxton, and with the Peak District on its doorstep, the opportunities for tourism and visitors are endless.

This attractive bungalow is going to be popular when auctioned this month.

Spacious and well-kept, this property will suit many people and, with two bedrooms as well as a fitted bathroom and kitchen, could be a strong investment to undertake.

A short walk to the local shopping centre makes this bungalow perfect for older residents looking to downsize but not slow down.

We expect a lot of interest so keep your eyes peeled for this sale!

A big opportunity for an experienced developer, we are auctioning a former care facility in a popular area of Stoke-on-Trent.

The ten-bedroom house has been extended throughout the years, and now boasts a commercial kitchen and multiple dining areas – all the while retaining some period features from the original Georgian-era building.

There is a need for care facilities in the area, but Hollybank House also would be perfect for converting into multiple apartments.

Originally built for a wealthy family with staff, this Grade II-listed building sits within 0.41 acres of land just north of the town of Chesterfield.

In more recent years, Hurst House has been used as an adult education centre and has been fitted out accordingly with specific electrical wiring, multiple WCs and fire doors.

As this is the case, one could easily convert this into a facility for public use such as offices or education. However, a dedicated mind could return this Victorian mansion to its former glory.

Unusual though they are, these lime kilns and accompanying fields are up for auction in our next sale.

One hectare of land stands across from the A693 and can be used for recreational purposes only, as restricted by decree.

This lot is looking for an innovative buyer to turn this green patch into something more.