Barnett Ross Auctions Contact

How to contact Barnett Ross Auctions about selling your property

Describing itself as a leading independent property auction firm, Barnett Ross Auctions was launched in 2002 and combines experience auctioneer staff with a team of qualified chartered surveyors. The company’s website proclaims that it is the most successful property auctioneer in London because it enjoyed an average 92 percent sale success rate in the last three years.
Barnett Ross Auctions had its most successful single property sale in May 2018 when it recorded a winning bid of more than £20 million for a block of 65 flats in Finchley, which is in the north London borough of Barnet. To date, the company says that it has sold more than £1.7 billion of different types of property throughout London and the rest of the UK.
Among the various customers for whom Barnett Ross Auctions has managed to sell properties in the past are the London boroughs of Barnet and Islington, which is part of inner London, the BAE Systems Pension Fund, the William Pears Group of Companies, Helical Bar, GVA, Baker Tilley, and various charities, private individuals and a host of other commercial and residential property owners.
Barnett Ross Auctions hosts auctions of commercial and residential properties throughout the year, with a frequency of either once a month or at least once every two months. And it provides the opportunity for buyers to make bids online during livestreams of auctions, or to have an auction house team member place proxy bids for those buyers unable to attend the auction.

Telephone number: 020 8492 9449

Email: Contact form

Website: https://www.barnettross.co.uk/

Address: 7 Cadbury Close, High Road, Whetstone, London, N20 9BD

Vital facts to learn about using the method of auction for selling your property

You start the process of selling your home at auction when the auctioneer creates a listing for your commercial or residential property that describes its features, such as the size and number of rooms, and advertises it online and offline weeks before the auction takes place. Then on the day of the auction you hope that people will want to buy your home and place ever-increasing bids on it so that your final sale price is above the minimum reserve value. The reserve price is the lowest possible price at which you will let your home sell, and it’s typically set below market value in order to get interest from the maximum number of people.
It’s important to understand that auctioneers will make you pay commission for selling your property, which covers the cost of the work that they do advertising your property as well as hosting the auction itself. Although these fees can reduce the total net profit that you might be able to make from selling the property, in certain circumstances you can pass these charges to the winning bidder through the use of special conditions of sale. If you’re able to do that then you can maximise the proceeds you can make from the auction, but check with your auction house to see whether this is something that they will allow.