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Property auctions: the best cheap houses for sale this month (copy)

Bargain auction homes going under the hammer
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Bargain auction homes going under the hammer

For many UK house-hunters, getting onto the property ladder can seem like an impossible task. But if you know where to look and don't mind a little bit of hard work, you could snap up a real estate bargain at auction. From a charming Cornwall cottage to a family residence in London, these properties will soon go under the hammer. So, if you’ve got the nerve (and the budget), one of these affordable properties could soon be yours. Costs listed are guide prices and buyer's fees usually apply.

Sally Coffey

10 April 2021

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