Liverpool’s Sutton Kersh reports year-on-year growth ahead of May auction

Instructions for the next property auction at Sutton Kersh are up year on year by almost a fifth, the company has revealed.

The Liverpool-based property auction house is due to offer 102 lots for sale in its auction later this month, an increase of 19% against the same event in 2015.

In May, Sutton Kersh will seek buyers for seven plots of land, nine commercial sites, 21 residential properties and 60 vacant residential lots.

The auction will also include five development opportunities.

Cathy Holt, the associate director of Sutton Kersh auctions, commented: “It’s another big auction with some really varied opportunities coming to market, from plots of lands, some with a nil reserve to commercial investments, vacant residential properties and some really good development prospects.

“We fully expect sales figures to be high again for the next auction, which is a good sign of the buoyancy of the property market in the Liverpool City Region.”

The lots on sale include the Banjo Pub in Bootle and the Tabernacle United Reformed Church in Holywell, North Wales. Additionally, a three-level semi-detached property in Liverpool’s Sefton Park that includes six apartments is set to be sold with a guide price of £325k.

Sutton Kersh’s May auction will also draw bids for a three-bedroom semi-detached property based in Maghull that comes with a guide price of £70k, and a two-bed on Oxton Close in Liverpool priced at £90k.

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