FAQs

Absolutely. You can set a reserve price, which is the minimum amount you’re willing to accept. If bidding doesn’t reach this figure, your property won’t sell, giving you full control.

If your property doesn’t receive any bids or fails to meet the reserve price, it won’t sell during that auction. However, this isn’t the end of the process. You can choose to relist it in a future auction or explore alternative selling options. In many cases, properties attract interest after the auction, so there’s still a strong chance of securing a successful sale even if bidding doesn’t happen on the day.

Yes. As soon as the hammer falls, the winning bidder is legally bound to purchase the property. At that moment, contracts are effectively exchanged and the buyer must pay a deposit, typically 10% of the purchase price, immediately. Completion usually takes place within 28 to 56 days, giving you peace of mind that the sale is secure and progressing on a fixed timeline.

Simply get in touch with our team, and we’ll guide you through every step. We’ll provide a free valuation, outline the timeline and help you set a realistic reserve price. Once you’re ready to proceed, your property will be professionally marketed to attract serious buyers and we’ll support you all the way through auction day and completion.