Property auctions offer a fast, transparent, and efficient way to buy or sell property. With over 20 years of experience, Town & Country guides you through every step of the auction process.
Properties typically sell within 28 days from auction day, providing certainty and a quick completion.
Once the hammer falls, the sale is legally binding, eliminating the risk of fall-throughs.
Open competitive bidding ensures you achieve the best possible market price for your property.
All legal documentation is available before auction, ensuring complete transparency for buyers.
Perfect for unique properties, investment opportunities, or properties requiring renovation.
Our experienced team guides you through the entire auction process from start to finish.
Our streamlined auction process makes selling your property simple and stress-free.
We assess your property and advise if auction is the right route for you. No obligation and completely free of charge.
Professional photography, detailed particulars, and targeted marketing to reach qualified buyers across multiple platforms.
We work with your solicitor to prepare the legal pack, ensuring all documentation is ready for prospective buyers to review.
Your property is sold to the highest bidder, with immediate legal commitment once the hammer falls.
Completion typically occurs within 28 days, putting money in your pocket quickly with no risk of fall-throughs.
Get your free auction appraisal today. Our experts will assess your property and guide you through the fast, transparent auction process.
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4 Willow Street
Oswestry, SY11 1AA
Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sun: Closed
Everything you need to know about selling your property with Town & Country
From initial appraisal to completion typically takes 8-10 weeks. The property is marketed for 4-6 weeks before the auction, and completion occurs within 28 days of the auction day.
We offer no upfront costs. Our fees are only payable upon successful sale. There will be legal fees for preparing the legal pack, and these are typically lower than traditional conveyancing as much of the work is done upfront.
If your property doesn't reach its reserve price, we'll discuss the next steps with you. Options include negotiating with the highest bidder post-auction, re-auctioning at a later date, or switching to traditional private treaty sale.
Auctions work particularly well for unique properties, properties requiring renovation, investment opportunities, or situations where you need a quick, guaranteed sale. We'll provide honest advice during your free appraisal on whether auction is the right route for you.
The reserve price is the minimum price you're willing to accept for your property. It's agreed between you and us before the auction and is kept confidential. If bidding doesn't reach the reserve, the property won't be sold unless you choose to negotiate with the highest bidder.
Yes, you can withdraw your property from auction at any time before the hammer falls. However, we recommend discussing any concerns with us first, as we may be able to address your worries and keep the sale on track.
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