Auction properties for sale in Bristol

Offered at auction, this freehold three-bedroom semi-detached house in Alveston is described as requiring renovation and is being sold on an unconditional, sold-as-seen basis. The ground floor is arranged around a hallway, with a WC, lounge, breakfast room, kitchen and an extended family room. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a four-piece bathroom. The loft has been partly converted to provide additional accommodation, but remains unfinished and the listing reports water damage and ongoing roof-space water ingress. The property is stated to have mains electricity, gas, water and drainage, although services and appliances have not been tested. Outside, the listing describes off-street parking for multiple cars and a good-sized rear garden. Alveston has local shops, pubs, schools and recreational facilities, with a wider range of amenities in Thornbury. The property is near the A38 and M5, and Bristol Parkway provides rail connections. Planning and building-regulations records for works are not confirmed, so buyers should review the legal pack and make their own investigations and surveys before bidding.

This three-bedroom semi-detached house in Filton is offered at auction and is described as requiring modernisation. The property has a traditional layout and generous outdoor space, with scope for a buyer to update the interiors and improve the garden, subject to any necessary consents. The area has nearby shops, supermarkets, cafes and restaurants, along with primary and secondary schools. Bus services and road links including the A38, M4 and M5 provide connections around Bristol and beyond. Filton Abbey Wood and Bristol Parkway stations are also within reach, with services to Bristol, Cardiff, London and the South West. The sale uses the Modern Method of Auction. Buyers should review the information pack and auction terms, including the reservation fee and completion requirements, and make their own checks on the property, measurements, services and legal title.

Offered at auction, this freehold detached three-bedroom house occupies a mature, wooded plot of approximately half an acre in Nailsea. The two-storey accommodation extends to about 1,581 sq ft and includes flexible ground-floor rooms, with three bedrooms upstairs. The property is vacant and requires modernisation. It has vehicular access, off-street parking and a large car port. The listing also identifies possible extension or redevelopment options, including demolition and a new dwelling, subject to the necessary consents and planning feasibility being verified. The house is described as being within walking distance of Nailsea town centre and close to local schools. Nailsea offers shops, supermarkets, pubs and leisure facilities, with road links to the M5 and Bristol Airport. The property is freehold, has an EPC rating of G and is offered with an eight-week completion period, or earlier by mutual agreement. Buyers should review the auction legal pack and note the stated buyer’s premium.

Offered at auction, this freehold mid-terrace period house in Fishponds has approximately 760 sq ft of accommodation over two floors. The ground floor is arranged with two reception rooms and a kitchen, while upstairs are two bedrooms and a bathroom. There is also an enclosed rear garden, and the property is offered with vacant possession. The house requires modernisation. The listing identifies possible scope for an attic conversion, subject to the necessary consents. The property is close to Fishponds High Street and Eastville Park, with access to Bristol and local transport links. Buyers should review the legal pack for further property information and auction terms.

Offered at auction, this four-bedroom Victorian terraced house has a bay-fronted frontage and accommodation arranged over two floors. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, lounge, kitchen and bathroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms and a separate cloakroom/WC. Gardens are provided at both the front and rear. The property is in an established residential area within walking distance of Horfield Common, with Gloucester Road and its shops, cafes and restaurants nearby. Montpellier Station is stated to be 1.3 miles away. The house is freehold and has an EPC rating of C. The listing identifies scope to improve the property. The sale is by live-streamed auction on an unconditional basis, with binding contracts exchanged at the point of sale; prospective bidders should review the legal pack and auction terms and make their own enquiries.

This semi-detached property presents a promising opportunity for those interested in creating a bespoke home that reflects their individual style. The layout features up to four bedrooms, a living room, dining area, separate kitchen, family bathroom, and a cloakroom WC, complemented by a rear garden. Situated in the village of Pill, this home benefits from proximity to essential amenities such as shops and schools, while offering convenient transport links to Bristol's wider array of shopping and leisure options. With the charm of nearby countryside and riverside trails for outdoor activities, this property not only serves as a residence but also as an investment with significant potential for enhancement. Ideal candidates may find ample scope for modernization or reconfiguration to elevate its value in the current market.

Offered at auction, this freehold period terraced house provides approximately 2,078 sq ft of accommodation arranged over three floors, with four bedrooms and several ground-floor reception areas. The house is vacant and requires updating. Period features include fireplaces, sash windows, decorative cornicing and original-style flooring. The kitchen is arranged along a long, narrow room, and the listing notes potential to reconsider the ground-floor layout to form a kitchen-diner opening towards the rear garden; any changes would need to be assessed for feasibility.

Offered at auction with no onward chain, this two-bedroom terraced house is part-way through renovation and will require substantial further work. The ground floor has two reception rooms, a kitchen, utility area and bathroom, while the first floor contains two double bedrooms. A cellar provides additional storage space beneath the house. The front reception has been stripped back, with exposed brickwork and an unfinished ceiling. The second reception room has a gas fire and looks towards the rear garden. The kitchen has older fitted units, a stainless-steel sink and space for a cooker. Beyond it, a side lean-to provides access to the garden. The ground-floor bathroom has a bath with an electric shower, basin and WC. At the rear, the enclosed garden includes a decked area, lawn and mature boundary planting. The property is freehold and falls within Council Tax Band B. The listing describes scope to reconfigure or extend the accommodation to create a three-bedroom home, subject to the necessary planning and building regulations approvals. Buyers should note the Modern Method of Auction terms, including the reservation period, buyer information pack charge and reservation fee.

Offered at auction, this two-bedroom period home has approximately 1,149 sq ft of accommodation over two floors and is vacant. The property retains original period details and includes a rear garden with side access. It is described as requiring modernisation. The listing identifies scope to rework the rear of the house to create an open-plan kitchen and dining area with access to the garden. Attic conversion is also mentioned as a possibility, subject to the necessary consents. The house is freehold, with an EPC rating of D, and is close to Gloucester Road, Cheltenham Road and St Andrews Park. Auction buyers should note the stated buyer’s premium and completion timetable, and review the legal pack before bidding.

Offered at auction, this freehold three-bedroom home provides approximately 1,077 sq ft of accommodation over two floors, with two reception rooms, a rear kitchen-diner and a family bathroom. The property is vacant and requires modernisation. It has a large rear garden with access from a lane, where a former garage has left a hardstanding; the lane approach is tight and may not suit larger vehicles. The listing identifies possible options to extend the ground floor and convert the attic, subject to the necessary consents. The house is in Horfield, close to Gloucester Road and local amenities, with the University of the West of England, Southmead Hospital, Filton Abbey Wood station and Bristol city centre within the distances described by the agent. The EPC is rated D and the council tax band is C. Auction registration, legal pack and completion arrangements should be checked with the auctioneer.

Offered at auction, this freehold detached house has approximately 1,376 sq ft of accommodation on a mature plot of around 0.27 acres. The ground-floor layout includes a reception room, kitchen, three bedrooms, a study and a single bedroom, together with a family bathroom. The property is vacant and has off-street parking and a detached garage. The house requires updating. The listing identifies possible options to extend to the rear, convert the attic or replace the existing dwelling with a larger new build, all subject to the necessary consents. No planning application for these proposals is understood to have been made. The property is in Frampton Cotterell, with local amenities and access to Bristol and Yate. The EPC rating is E and the council tax band is F.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom semi-detached house has a porch, a front lounge and a kitchen/diner, with an outer lobby leading to a cloakroom and rear garden room. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a bathroom. The property is described as requiring full renovation and has single-glazed windows, while the garden room has double-glazed windows and a patio door. Outside, the rear garden is larger than average but overgrown, with mature fir trees and access to a storage area. The front is enclosed by a wall and provides parking for multiple vehicles. A 32-foot garage, with an up-and-over door and windows to the side and rear, is also included. The sale is by the Modern Method of Auction, with a 56-day reservation period. The buyer information pack costs £349 including VAT, and the reservation fee is 4.5% of the purchase price including VAT, subject to a £6,600 minimum. Buyers using a mortgage are advised to check the property with their lender before bidding.

This three-bedroom semi-detached house is located in a sought-after cul-de-sac in Longwell Green, presenting a fantastic opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a property with renovation potential. The home features off-street parking suitable for multiple vehicles and boasts a spacious lounge/dining area with direct access to the rear garden through sliding patio doors. The kitchen, positioned at the back of the house, also connects seamlessly to the outdoor space via a separate door, enhancing the indoor-outdoor flow. Upstairs, you will find two generous double bedrooms alongside a comfortable single bedroom and a family bathroom. The property is conveniently situated close to local shops, schools, and essential amenities—all within easy reach of major transport links such as the Avon Ring Road, connecting you to Bristol, Bath, and beyond. Families will appreciate the nearby parks and leisure facilities, as well as the proximity to highly regarded schools. This property represents an exciting chance for those wanting to inject their personal style into a home within an appealing residential area. With various possibilities for enhancement and modernization throughout the spaces, this house is ideal for anyone seeking a project with significant investment upside. Offered at auction with clear terms and timelines for completion.

This distinctive freehold property, a former police station dating back to 1836, presents an exceptional opportunity for renovation and transformation into a unique residence or potential development project (subject to planning permissions). Spanning over 4,900 sq ft across two floors plus a small basement, the building offers ample space for creative reinvention. With a small courtyard garden and another garden overlooking Jacobs Wells Road, there is room to enhance outdoor spaces as well. The property has been recently vacated after serving as the Avon Wildlife Trust headquarters until mid-2022. Given its local listing status within a conservation area, any renovation will need to be sensitive to its historical context while exploring residential or commercial uses that align with contemporary needs. Located within close proximity to Brandon Hill Park and the vibrant areas of Clifton, this property is well-placed for both personal and investment potential in one of Bristol's most desirable locations.

This three-storey period home is a spacious and versatile dwelling featuring three double bedrooms and three reception rooms, making it an excellent canvas for renovation. The property offers a generous layout ideal for families or those needing separate work and leisure spaces. While the interior could use some modern updates, this presents a fantastic opportunity for customization to meet your personal style and needs. The ground floor showcases a central hallway that leads to a bright living room with a charming bay window, two additional reception areas perfect for entertaining, and a kitchen, all of which can be enhanced to increase functionality and aesthetic appeal. Moving upstairs, you'll find two well-sized double bedrooms along with a family bathroom on the first floor, while the top floor hosts an additional spacious double bedroom. Externally, the property is nicely set back from the road and features a courtyard garden at the rear, providing outdoor space for relaxation or gardening. Located conveniently in Eastville near shops and restaurants on St Marks Road and Fishponds Road, with easy access to transport links to the city centre, this home is positioned ideally for both convenience and lifestyle. With no onward chain, this property promises significant potential to transform into your ideal family residence.

Offered at auction, this freehold building plot extends to approximately 0.27 acres and has vehicular access. Permission in Principle has been granted for two semi-detached dwellings with parking and gardens, following demolition of the former detached annexe, which the agent understands has already been removed. The listing also refers to positive pre-application feedback for a large single dwelling. Any development would need to be checked against the relevant planning details and conditions. The site is described as level and is offered with vacant possession. It is in Stowey, in the Chew Valley, with nearby amenities in Bishop Sutton and connections towards Bristol and Bath. The legal pack is available online and should be reviewed for information on services, rights, restrictions and other material matters. The stated completion period is eight weeks, or earlier by mutual agreement.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom house in Kingswood presents an opportunity for a buyer to modernise and update the accommodation. The property has off-street parking at the front and a large rear garden. The listing describes the accommodation as generous and versatile, with scope to adapt the interiors to suit a purchaser's requirements. Woodland Way is in an established residential area around four miles east of Bristol city centre. Local shops, schools, leisure facilities and everyday amenities are available nearby, with further facilities in Kingswood, Staple Hill and Fishponds. Road links provide access towards Bristol, the M4 and the wider motorway network. The property is being offered in a live online auction scheduled for 19 November 2026, with proxy, telephone and online bidding available. Completion is stated as eight weeks from exchange, or sooner by mutual agreement. Buyers should review the auction legal pack and account for the £2,280 buyer's premium payable on exchange.

Offered at auction, this detached period farmhouse provides five bedrooms and approximately 2,823 sq.ft of accommodation over three floors, in a rural setting within reach of Bristol. The house retains features including exposed beams, stonework and traditional fireplaces, and the particulars describe scope for modernisation and improvement. The ground floor includes two principal reception rooms, a kitchen, conservatory, utility or boot room, store room and toilet. Four bedrooms and a family bathroom are arranged on the first floor, with the fifth bedroom on the second floor. The property stands in grounds of approximately 0.55 acres, with lawn, mature trees, shrubs and established planting. The sale is by public auction, with a buyer contribution fee of £2,000 plus VAT payable to the agents on completion. The particulars also note a right of way granted for adjoining farm buildings and land, and nearby footpaths and a BOAT. Buyers should verify the property details, services, consents and access arrangements through their own enquiries.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom end-terrace house in St George, East Bristol is described as requiring full refurbishment. The property is close to St George Park and within reach of Church Road, with its shops, cafés and restaurants. Local schools, bus services and road links including the A4 are also nearby. The listing identifies the house as a renovation project and gives an agent-estimated post-works GDV of around £425,000, which prospective buyers should verify independently. Viewings are by appointment. Completion is stated as eight weeks from exchange, or sooner by agreement. Buyers should consult the auction legal pack for tenure and review the auction terms, including the buyer’s premium and bidding deposit requirements.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom detached house occupies a plot of approximately 0.2 acres in the village of Oldbury-on-Severn. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, a generous hallway, a dual-aspect living room with access to the rear garden, a kitchen diner and a study. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bathroom arranged around a central landing. The property is offered with vacant possession on a freehold basis and has an EPC rating of F. Outside, wrap-around gardens extend to the front, sides and rear. There is a driveway for off-street parking and a detached garage. The listing identifies possible scope to extend at the rear or, alternatively, to explore an additional dwelling, subject to the necessary consents. The property is situated near village amenities, with further facilities in Thornbury and road links via the A38 and M5/M4 network. Buyers should review the auction terms, including the buyer’s premium and completion timetable, and verify the site boundaries and any development feasibility.