A Sheffield property auction has seen a Doncaster cottage sell for a price much higher than the price offered as a guide by the auctioneers.
The cottage, on Hagg Lane in Doncaster, was sold for £438,000 during Mark Jenkinson and Son’s September auction last week.
Valuers set a guide price of £295,000 on the property in the lead up to the auction, which was exceeded by £143,000.
It was deemed to be fantastic for someone with equestrian interests, as it has stables and just under three acres of land.
The cottage also had a separate one-bed flat on the property, which was included in the sale.
The auction has 32 lots in total, with a mix of residential, commercial and land for sale.
It appeared very successful, with a number of residential properties going for over the guide price set by Mark Jenkinson and Son.
The next Mark Jenkinson and Son auction is on Tuesday, October 25, 2022.
Take a look through this gallery for all the images and sale results for the residential properties from the auction.
1. Darwin Road, Hillsborough, Sheffield
With a guide price of £90,000 plus fees, this property sold for well above that. The gavel dropped on a £146,000 bid. It is a project purchase, with the auctioneers describing it as needing "complete modernisation" before the auction. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son
2. Springfield Crescent, Bolsover, Chesterfield
This home sold for £78,000, which is £28,000 more than it's guide price. It is another project property needing a makeover. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son
3. Myrtle Road, Heeley, Sheffield
This was another home in need of modernisation and sold for a terrific £105,000. A good chunk more than it's £90,000 guide price. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son
4. Cliff Gardens, Scunthorpe
This home sold for £147,500, when it had a guide price, pre-auction of £95,000. It'll need a bit of modernising by the new owners. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son