A modern, faster approach to selling your property
Rethinking property auctions
Auctions are no longer a last resort. They’re a growing and effective way to sell. Through our partnership with iamsold, your property follows a structured process, from valuation through to marketing that reaches a wide pool of buyers. With competitive bidding and legally binding agreements, you benefit from greater speed, clarity and certainty from start to finish.
Why sell at auctions?
Complete faster
No sale, no fee
Maximum exposure
Highly rated by homeowners and landlords
Highly recommended to all Landlords.Vicky and the team are my 'go-to' letting agents. Always knowledgeable, positive, responsive, pro-active, competitively-priced and readily accessible. They happily advise on how to attract the highest quality tenants, and are great team to work with.
Jane AbruzzeseNovember 2026
Designed for landlords ready to sell
Selling a tenanted investment at auction can be a great option, offering ongoing rental income and a tenant already in place from day one.
- The winning bidder, pays a non-refundable Reservation Fee to reserve your property.
- Competitive bidding, ensuring you achieve the best price
- Access to a wider pool of committed buyers
A structured auction process
Working with iamsold, our auction process offers clarity, commitment and speed, with expert support and guidance at every stage.
Preparing your property
We take care of the key details, setting a guide price and preparing your property for launch, including all necessary compliance checks.
Marketing your property
Your property will be listed across major property portals, our website and iamsold, reaching a wide pool of potential buyers.
Bidding & commitment
Watch the bids come in as buyers compete. Once the auction ends, the highest bidder commits and pays the deposit.
Completion
With 28-56 days to complete, you can be confident in a committed buyer, supported by our progression team throughout.
Frequently asked questions
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