City firm Mark Jenkinson held the auction on September 7.
Lots included a shop/office in Glossop Road, the former Firth Park advice centre, a city centre office and and a house development opportunity in Gleadless.
Here are the results. Sales at previous auctions have hit £5million.
1. Office
An office on North Church Street in the city centre sold for £197,000. It had a guide price of £150,000. It is described as an attractive two storey period office building located in the Cathedral Quarter and offering potential for ongoing office use or conversion to residential, subject to appropriate consents. Photo: Mark Jenkinson
2. Substantial
The former Firth Park Advice Centre on Stubbin Lane, Firth Park, sold for £163,000. It had a guide price of £95,000. It is described as a substantial inner terrace with ground floor extension which is office accommodation. Photo: Mark Jenkinson
3. Potential
A three bedroom town house on Heeley Green, Heeley, Sheffield, South Yorkshire sold for £100,500. It had a guide price of £78,000. The brochure says the house is brick built, with garage requiring general modernisation and offering potential for owner occupation or investment. Photo: Mark Jenkinson
4. Terraced house
A terraced house on William Street, Broomhill, has a guide price of £190,000 and is still available. It is described as a refurbished four bed student house let until recently at £16,432pa and now available for re-letting. Car parking space to the rear. Photo: Mark Jenkinson