Firstly, a host of residential properties will go on auction across Gauteng through Aucor.
A newly renovated 107sqm flat in Yeoville has come on to the market and consists of two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The apartment – Unit 202, Montesano, 3 Cavendish Street, Yeoville – will be auctioned on Tuesday 7 September at 12:30. For more information please contact Myron Jacobs on 073 222 9084.
A family home in good condition will be sold to the highest bidder on Wednesday 8 September at 10:30. Located at 10 Golf Ball Close, Goudrand Ext 3, the single-storey home includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, lounge and dining room and a security alarm.
It is well-located with several amenities located within a three kilometre radius, including the Durban Deep Primary School, Tulip Secondary School, The Arcade shopping centre, the Roodepoort police and the Rex Municipal Clinic. For more detail on this property please contact Ziggy on 076 591 9249.
A single storey family home in Kenilworth will fall under the hammer on Tuesday 07 September Tuesday at 10:30. The 495sqm property comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms (main en suite), kitchen and lounge and reception area and a carport. A number of schools, clinics, shopping centres and other amenities are located within three kilometres.
15 September at 12:30 will see the sale of a three-bedroomed home in Bassonia Ext, the affluent area south of the Johannesburg CBD. The 826sqm property, located within a secure estate, has two bathrooms (main en suite), a kitchen, entrance hall, lounge, dining room and study.
Adding to its income potential is a flatlet comprising one bedroom, one bathroom, kitchen and lounge. Although it is not currently leased it could generate between R2k and R2,500 per month in rental income.
Several amenities such as shopping centres, schools, churches, recreational facilities are found within a five kilometre radius. For more information please contact Claudio Gaspar on 076 319 5860.
Saturday 11 September 2010 will see the next in a series of auctions held by Seeff Auctions MD Heinrich Koorts, with four properties in Langebaan to go under the hammer on site at each actual property.
“We have auction days quite regularly, where we auction a number of properties, and we’ve had great success with them. We will be holding another during the Whale Festival in Hermanus on the weekend of 24 September 2010. These auctions are held on a specific day over a weekend, and we hold them on site – not in a room – so we travel from house to house. Every time we have held them in Langebaan and other towns before we have had an over 70% success rate in selling.
“There are four homes up for auction this time, with no hard-and-fast reserve prices. There are people out there that only buy via the auction route. By holding these auctions we accelerate the buying activity by getting the buyers to come to a forum at a date, place and time where we will have competitive bidding. The buyers will tell us what they think the values of these properties are. Auctions attract different kinds of buyers – with those attending one auction then arriving at another, so it gets people out there looking.”
The four properties are likely to sell in the more accessible price bands. “It presents a great opportunity for people to secure a holiday home or primary residence at a reasonable price,” he says.
The auction will run as follows: Saturday 11 September at 10:00 at 31 Zeeland St – 939sqm plot, 202sqm home, three bedrooms, one and half bathrooms, double garage and swimming pool; at 11:00 – 27 Troon St, 881sqm plot, 188sqm home, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, double garage with one bedroom flatlet; at 12:00 – 9 Middelburg St, 731sqm plot, 220sqm home, three bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms and double garage; and finally at 13:00 – 4 Prawn St, a double-storey on 398sqm with 400sqm accommodation, five bedrooms, three bathrooms and double garage.
He says Seeff Auctions are set to hold a number of other such auctions before the end of the year.
For more information contact Heinrich Koorts on 082 440 2050 or send an email.
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