Sell your property via an online auction for 0% fee!

Sell your property via an online auction for 0% fee!

Online auctions are becoming more and more popular, it can save a seller time. Here we look at two properties sold via our online auction service

Below are two previous sales via our online auction service, in conjunction with Pattinsons. It meant a quicker legal service once a buyer was secured and there was 0% fee for the owners to pay!

With both examples, there was no onward chain. The owner could offer exchange of contracts once an acceptable bid was received and completion happened within a few weeks.

Gaston Way, Shepperton

This home was empty for six years, in need of urgent repairs and therefore difficult to secure a mortgage. We entered this in to the auction and within 28 days, the client had received over 20 offers, secured a sale 10% above the guide price and exchanged contracts on the spot.


South Avenue, Egham

This detached bungalow was full of potential, with a huge workshop and garage to the rear. This was a probate sale, the legal team at Pattinsons had everything ready for any interested party to review before confidently making an offer.

If you have have thought of moving and wondered if an online auction is right for you, feel free to get in touch and we can discuss the process in more detail.



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