Sell with SW Property Auctions

Your Property,
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Discover the fastest way to sell your residential or commercial property with SW Property Auctions. Our streamlined auction process ensures your property is sold in less than 50 days, providing a quick turnaround and peace of mind.

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Selling your property

At SW Property Auctions, we offer a revolutionary way to sell your residential or commercial space fast. Here's why you should choose us.

Transparency for Both Buyers and Sellers

We ensure full transparency for all parties involved, Sellers provide property access and legal packs, while buyers receive all the necessary information to make informed bids.

Quick sales and purchases

SW Property Auctions specialises in rapid transactions. Sellers can expect their properties to be sold in just 50 days or less, while buyers enjoy a swift and efficient purchasing process.

Maximum Exposure for Your Property

SW Property Auctions national and global marketing reach ensures properties are seen by a wide audience. Sellers benefit from extensive exposure, whilst buyers will also have access to a diverse range of properties. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your essential guide to selling a property through auction

An auction is a public sale where prospective buyers compete to purchase a property by submitting bids. The highest bidder wins the property.
Selling by auction can be a fast and efficient way to sell a property, with a clear deadline and the potential for a quick sale. It can also attract a wider range of buyers, potentially leading to a higher selling price.
  • Speed: Auctions offer a definite timeline, with a clear closing date.
  • Transparency: The bidding process is public and transparent, ensuring fairness.
  • Market Value: Auctions often attract a wider pool of buyers, potentially leading to a higher selling price.
  • Reduced Time on Market: This can be beneficial for sellers seeking a quick sale.
Valuation: Obtain a professional valuation to set a realistic reserve price. Legal Documents: Ensure all legal documents, such as the title deed and EPC’s etc, are in order.
Fees charged by the auctioneer can vary depending on a number of factors, ranging from property type and location. It is advised to have a discussion with the auctioneer around this at the initial time of instruction.
The reserve price is the minimum amount you are willing to accept for the property. It is kept confidential between you as the vendor and the auctioneer and is not disclosed to the public.
The duration of an auction can vary. Some auctions last only a few minutes, while others can take several hours.
Once the hammer falls on the highest bid, above the reserve price, the winning bidder becomes legally bound to purchase the property.
You can withdraw your property from auction before the auction begins, but you will be liable for any costs incurred by the auctioneer.
You need to comply with all relevant property laws and regulations, including disclosure requirements.