Terraced House2026-11-25
Terraced House, Somerset, 60 Polden Street, Bridgwater
TA6 5EW Somerset · BTG Eddisons / SDL Property Auctions (RICS Regulated)
Market Benchmark£189,100
Guide Price£155,000
4 Zi.
UK Property Auctions in Somerset: 1 Live Repossession & Auction Lots
Live residential and commercial UK property auction and repossession lots in Somerset (South West England (Bristol / Exeter)) — complete with Guide Prices in GBP, 10% exchange deposit figures, 28-day completion terms, and HM Land Registry £/m² street benchmarks.
Active Lots / Edikte1
Avg. Valuation£189,100
Transfer Tax5%
Next Auction2026-11-25
Live UK Property Auction Lots & Guide Prices (GBP)
Market Value, Guide Price & 10% Deposit Comparison Table
| Lot & Location | Auctioneer / Region | Auction Date | Market Benchmark | Guide Price | 10% Deposit | Legal Pack |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terraced HouseTA6 5EW Somerset | BTG Eddisons / SDL Property Auctions (RICS Regulated) | 2026-11-25 | £189,100 | £155,000 | £15,500 | Inspect → |
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Frequently Asked Questions: Buying at a UK Property Auction
What is the difference between a Guide Price and a Reserve Price in UK property auctions?
The Guide Price is the auctioneer's published indication of where bidding is expected to start, while the Reserve Price is the confidential minimum figure the seller will accept. Under UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) rules, the Guide Price cannot be set more than 10% below a fixed Reserve Price.
What happens when the hammer falls at an unconditional UK property auction?
The fall of the auctioneer's gavel creates an immediate, legally binding exchange of contracts. You must pay a 10% exchange deposit (subject to a typical minimum of £3,000–£5,000) plus the auctioneer's administration fee on the day, and complete the remaining 90% balance within 28 working days.
Why must I review the Special Conditions of Sale in the Legal Pack before bidding?
The Legal Pack (title register, local authority searches, replies to enquiries, and Special Conditions of Sale) often includes clauses requiring the buyer to reimburse the seller's legal fees, search fees, or a buyer's premium (1.5%–3.6% + VAT) on top of the hammer price.