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Latest Online Property Auction Salesauctionmove.co.uk are proud to announce the latest sales achieved by way of online property auction, the new way to buy and sell property.
Latest Sale: Meltham, Huddersfieldauctionmove.co.uk achieve yet another sale by way of an online property auction. A studio apartment in Meltham, Huddersfield becomes the latest property to sell.
Latest sale: Wigan Road, BoltonA fantastic housing development opportunity located in the Wigan Road area of Bolton is the latest to be sold at online property auction.
Latest sale: Rosamond Street, BoltonA fantastic three bedroom mid terraced property located in the Rosamond Street area of Bolton has become the latest property to be sold at online property auction.
Latest sale: Land site in BoltonA fantastic land site opportunity located in the Victoria Grove area of Bolton is the latest to be sold at online property auction.
The recently converted and refurbished studio apartment struck a chord with local property investors. The sale of this property reaffirms auctionmove.co.uk as a leading UK online property auction provider.
Ian Nixon, Operations Director of auctionmove.co.uk said: " We are delighted that another property has sold via the online property auction and that our vendor has achieved the sale that they required. The buyer seems genuinely excited by their purchase."
The apartment that is situated in the village of Meltham, Huddersfield is the second sale auctionmove.co.uk has achieved in this area.
Lisa Obertelli, Sales Director of auctionmove.co.uk added: " We are continually looking for similar properties to market via our online property auctions. We have seen a steady, stable level of growth within our business and aim to build on the successes we have seen in the first half of this year."
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