Sold at auction: December 2024

A 14-acre woodland, featuring native tree species and a diversity of other plants, could be suitable for a variety of uses, including woodland management activities or biodiversity offset schemes.

This single-storey building includes a swimming pool, changing rooms, offices, and communal and staff areas. The site comprises the building, a hard-standing car park, and grass areas.

Having been closed since 2011, we sold Rhodesway Pool on behalf of Bradford Metropolitan District Council as part of their larger asset disposal scheme.

A two-bedroomed, mid-terrace house that is packed with potential to add value, comprising a front lounge, dining room, kitchen, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.

With a private garden and on-street parking, this great investment had 42 registered bidders - plenty of interest for these kind of houses and the Chesterfield area.

Sold on behalf of Leeds City Council, we secured a sale of a former children's centre and car park, set in 0.47 acres of freehold space. The property may be suitable for redevelopment or a change of use (subject to any necessary consents).

A well-proportioned, two-bedroomed, semi-detached house appealed to landlords and renovators alike when it went under the hammer this month.

The property requires a comprehensive update throughout, but there is a central heating system and wood-framed double glazing as a good foundation.

A brick-built, single-storey building, the tiny former repeater station has a floorspace of 151 sq ft and stands on an 850 sq ft site. The unusual property may have development potential, subject to a buyer gaining the necessary planning consent.

A two-bedroomed, semi-detached bungalow in a popular residential location, requiring full modernisation and upgrading throughout.

Sold as seen without internal viewings for £269,500 from a £150,000+ guide price, this property on the commuter belt is prime for redevelopment.

We sold the former Peter Webster Centre on behalf of Derbyshire County Council.

The education centre was built in 1867 as a boys' school, but changed use a number of times and was most recently used as offices and classrooms.

Arranged in a horseshoe shape around a central courtyard providing parking, the centre sits on over an acre of land.