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Why consider
buying at auction?

Discover exciting property opportunities, explore potential bargains and take advantage of a faster buying process.

With transparent bidding and clear timescales, buying at auction puts you in control of your next move.

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Specialist property auction expertise

Gibbs Gillespie works with sister company First for Auctions, providing specialist support for online property auctions. 

Whether buying, investing or selling, their team can guide you through the auction process.

Thinking of selling at auction?

Auction can offer sellers greater certainty and a clearly defined route to sale. Gibbs Gillespie can discuss whether auction may be suitable for your property and introduce you to First for Auctions.

  • Local knowledge
  • Early opportunities
  • Expert support from start to finish
  • A personal approach
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How buying at auction works

Understand the key stages before taking part in an online property auction.

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Browse properties

Find a property that catches your eye, arrange a viewing and discover its potential.

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Review the legal pack

Get to know the property before you commit. Review the legal documents, check the auction terms and seek independent legal advice so you know exactly what you're buying.

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Register to bid

Register online with First for Auctions, complete the required checks and set your maximum budget before you bid.

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Place your bid

Bid online from wherever you are and follow the action as it happens. If you're successful, you'll move forward with the purchase under the auction's agreed terms and timescales.

01

Browse properties

Find a property that catches your eye, arrange a viewing and discover its potential.

02

Review the legal pack

Get to know the property before you commit. Review the legal documents, check the auction terms and seek independent legal advice so you know exactly what you're buying.

Guide price and reserve price

The guide price indicates the level at which a property is marketed. The reserve price is the minimum the seller is prepared to accept and is not disclosed publicly.

Be prepared before you bid

Before bidding, view the property where possible, review the legal pack carefully and make sure your finances are ready for the auction timescales.

We had an excellent experience with  Gibbs Gillespie

We would especially like to thank Adam Obszanski and Abraham Oommen for their exceptional professionalism, patience and dedication throughout what turned out to be a very challenging purchase.

Alexandra Wilkinson

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What’s your home really worth?

Start with a valuation from a local Gibbs Gillespie expert to explore the options for your property.

Your questions, answered.

Browse available properties, arrange a viewing, review the legal pack and register to bid online through our auction partner, First for Auctions.

How quickly your property sells or lets in Chipperfield will depend on the property, its asking price and demand from buyers or tenants. Gibbs Gillespie’s local property experts can assess current market conditions and advise on the best approach for your individual home.

Some auction properties are suitable for mortgage finance. It's important to arrange your finances in advance and check the property's eligibility before bidding.

You'll need to follow the auction's terms, which may include paying a deposit or reservation fee and completing your purchase within a specified timeframe. Our expert teams will guide you through the entire process.

Our experienced local teams can help you find suitable properties, understand the auction process and access specialist auction property support.

Let's Talk

Whether you need a valuation or want to speak to our team, we’re here to help.