Bargain Black Country homes up for auction with guide prices starting at just £39,000
Bargain homes across the Black Country to match all pockets and families will be going under the hammer at Bond Wolfe’s next livestreamed auction.
More than 20 homes across the Black Country are among 161 lots, with guide prices starting from just £39,000.
Speaking ahead of the sale on Thursday, May 19, Gurpreet Bassi, chief executive of Bond Wolfe, said: “These are just a few examples of the broad range of properties for sale at our upcoming auction. With house prices continuing to grow in the current, buoyant market, there has never been a better time to pick up a bargain at auction.
“While some homes are in need of some tender loving care or modernisation, others are ready and waiting for their new families to move in. As a result we are expecting considerable interest from young couples looking to get on the property ladder, families looking for their next home and investors expanding their rental portfolios.”
40 Coalway Road, Wolverhampton, is a three bedroom semi-detached house with a guide price of more than £50,000.
The Bungalow in Carden Close, West Bromwich, is a two-bedroom detached bungalow with a guide price of more than £69,000.
A five-bedroomed detached dormer bungalow at 50 Station Street, Bloxwich, has a guide of more than £195,000.
A property in need of substantial renovation is the three-bedroomed detached house at 64 Mason Street, Bilston, with a guide price of more than £95,000.
In Smethwick, 5 Parkhill Road is a three-bedroom, mid-terraced house with a guide price of more than £39,000.
Keen interest from bidders is expected for a five-bedroom house in Wolverhampton with planning permission for conversion into flats. The mid-terraced house at 268 Newhampton Road East has a guide price of more than £175,000 and stands near West Park.
Potential for an extension or a garage adds to the attraction of a three bedroomed semi-detached house in Bilston on a substantial corner plot. 126 Lunt Road, has a guide of more than £116,500.
Mr Bassi added: “Once again there is a terrific choice or properties, and we are expecting plenty of competitive bidding on the day.”
