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Introduction to Auctions

John Amos & Co has an unprecedented record of property Auction Sales covering The Midlands and Wales.

Auctions are held regularly, for full details please click on the appropriate link on the left.

John Amos & Co recognises that different clients require different solutions to their needs.

Our Auction team aim to achieve a better return for vendors than by normal conventional marketing methods.

The competitive nature of an auction is such that the property is sold for the best price on the day and therefore a true 'open market' value is established. The sale of the property is obviously concentrated into a tight time scale [usually between 4 – 6 weeks] which may suit a vendor better and a contract on the day gives security of sale.

In addition to our main Auction Centre - eight per year at the Luctonians Sports Club, Kingsland, Leominster, we also hold local Auctions as required throughout our region.

John Amos & Co carry out appraisals to ensure the property is suitable for auction, can offer advice on the auction process itself and will promote and market the property in the appropriate way to help you achieve the best price on the day. You can have confidence in our auction team - the person that visits you for the initial appraisal is usually the person that sees it through to the end.

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