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.
5. Browning Road, Foxhill, Sheffield
This property was said to be needing modernisation and had a guide price of £48,000. We're sure the seller will be very happy after it went for £89,000. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son
6. Rushley Road, Dore, Sheffield
This property had the highest guide price in the entire auction at £375,000. It was said to need a little bit of touching up, which was fair enough for the lucky winner who put down £401,000 to buy it. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son
7. Hagg Lane, Belton, Doncaster
This is the fantastic cottage in Doncaster that absolutely demolished it's guide price of £295,000. When you see how lovely it is, you can understand why the sale ended up so much, it looks a great purchase for £438,000. Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son
8. High Street, Mosborough, Sheffield
This property contains a ground floor studio flat and an upstairs two-bed flat. It brings in around £13,200 per annum, warranting it a £115,000 - £125,000 guide price. It sold excellently for £151,000 Photo: Mark Jenkinson and Son