Auction properties for sale in Devon

Offered at auction, this detached Grade II listed former post office is situated in the centre of Huntsham village. The three-bedroom property is described as requiring modernisation and has generous accommodation, off-street parking and a separate outbuilding. It is freehold, with mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Heating is provided by a woodburning stove and electric radiators. The property is in the Huntsham conservation area and has an EPC rating of G and Council Tax Band C. Huntsham is set in the Lowman Valley, with Bampton around five miles away and Tiverton around six miles away for a broader range of shops and services. The A361 and Tiverton Parkway provide onward road and rail connections. The sale is by online traditional auction, subject to the auction terms and legal pack; buyers should review the documentation and make their own enquiries before bidding.

Offered at auction, this compact two-storey home in Landkey is described as having a sitting room, kitchen, bedroom, study or dressing area, shower room and an enclosed rear garden. The accommodation is arranged over two floors, with the kitchen providing access to the garden and stairs to the first floor. The particulars describe the property as requiring modernisation and refurbishment, giving a purchaser scope to update the existing layout and finishes. The village setting provides access to the surrounding countryside and nearby amenities. Buyers should review the auction legal pack and make their own enquiries about the property, its condition and suitability before bidding.

This extensive licensed HMO offers a fantastic investment opportunity in the heart of Torquay. Comprising 8 to 10 bedrooms, this property is designed to maximize rental income with its versatile layout that includes communal spaces, kitchen facilities, and several bathrooms. The ample outdoor areas are complemented by a private driveway and garage, both of which present options for additional development subject to permissions. Located near the town center and popular amenities, this property attracts consistent tenant interest, making it an appealing choice for investors looking to grow their portfolios. With the potential to further enhance returns through strategic renovations or updates, this HMO is well-positioned for sustained rental demand.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom mid-terrace house in Landkey has a sizeable enclosed rear garden and scope for substantial refurbishment. The ground floor is arranged with an entrance hall, a lounge-diner and a kitchen, alongside a bathroom. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a smaller third room that could also serve as a dressing or storage space. The lounge-diner measures approximately 6.95m by 3.92m and has a fireplace and access towards the rear garden. The kitchen has fitted wall and base cupboards, a sink and space for appliances and a cooker. The main bathroom includes a bath, basin and WC. The first-floor en-suite has a shower, basin and WC. Outside, a gated path and small courtyard-style area sit at the front. The enclosed rear garden includes a patio and steps leading to a larger, mature garden. The property is described as requiring extensive modernisation, so buyers should make their own enquiries and assess the work required before bidding. The sale is subject to auction conditions, with the legal pack and special conditions available through the auction listing.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom period house in Kingsbridge has a sitting room, separate dining room, galley kitchen and conservatory, together with a shower room. The accommodation also includes a store, and the property is freehold with an EPC rating of E54. Outside, there are front and rear gardens and a driveway providing off-road parking. The listing notes that the Kingsbridge estuary, tennis courts and bowling green are within walking distance. The property has period features and offers scope for a purchaser to consider updating the accommodation. Bids are subject to immediate exchange of contracts if successful, with an administration fee payable on exchange; prospective bidders should review the legal pack for further terms and disbursements.

Offered by conditional online auction, this three-bedroom semi-detached house in Exmouth has approximately 1,002 sq ft of accommodation and is described as requiring modernisation. The ground floor includes a reception and dining room, a separate kitchen and a study. Upstairs are three bedrooms, two of which are described as well-proportioned doubles. The property also has front and rear gardens and a substantial driveway with off-road parking for multiple vehicles. Its existing layout and accommodation provide scope for improvement, subject to the buyer's assessment of the work required. Local amenities, schools and transport links are accessible from this residential area of Exmouth.

Offered at auction, this period stone cottage is set back from North Street, within walking distance of Axminster town centre and its amenities. The accommodation is described as a sitting room, kitchen, double bedroom, dressing room or occasional bedroom, and bathroom. The property has been a long-term rental and is offered for updating. The listing notes extensive double glazing and gas-fired central heating, with mains electricity, gas, water and drainage connected. Outside, three stores sit to the rear, including a wash house with water and power, and a linhay. A right of way runs along the rear of the terrace. Axminster has a range of shops and services, a weekly produce market and a railway station on the London Waterloo to Exeter line. The Axe Valley and Jurassic Coast are within reach. The sale is by public auction, with room, online, telephone and proxy bidding available; buyers should consult the auction legal pack for the sale terms.

This late Victorian townhouse presents a promising opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a property that requires refurbishment. The entrance hallway leads into a spacious reception area comprising a sitting room with an open fireplace, seamlessly connecting to the dining room that features dual-aspect windows for natural light. The fitted kitchen, albeit in need of modern updates, offers ample space and functionality, and extends to a rear lobby which could effectively serve as a utility area. On the first floor, you will find two generous double bedrooms, alongside a family bathroom that needs modernisation. The second floor hosts two more double bedrooms, both of which hold great potential for conversion into guest accommodations or home offices once renovated. Externally, the property boasts a westerly-facing rear courtyard garden that is fully enclosed, providing safety for children and pets alike. Permit parking is readily available outside the house and in nearby roads. With its close proximity to Barnstaple town centre and easy access to local amenities and transport links, this characterful property stands ready for someone with vision to breathe new life into it. Offered at auction, it represents an excellent chance to create a substantial family home in this desirable location.

Offered for sale by informal tender, this former chapel dates from around 1870 and was converted to residential use in the mid-20th century. The four-bedroom home has substantial accommodation arranged over two levels and is set in gardens of approximately a quarter of an acre beside the River Lumburn, on the outskirts of Lamerton. The principal living room is a large lounge and dining area with a chapel-style window and timber beams. The listing notes that the original vaulted roof structure remains concealed above the existing ceiling, and that opening it up could be considered subject to structural assessment and any required consents. The same level includes a kitchen, separate WC and a further bedroom. Three more double bedrooms are on the lower ground floor, along with a garden room with patio doors and a spacious family bathroom incorporating a utility area. Outside, the grounds include lawn, established planting and a riverside setting. The property also has a driveway with space for a couple of vehicles, and the stated ownership includes a strip of land beyond the riverbed. The listing describes the house as requiring renovation and modernisation throughout. Mains water, electricity and drainage are stated, with oil-fired central heating.

This three-bedroom semi-detached house has scope for modernisation and is set in a residential area with access to local shops, Woodwater Academy and transport links around Exeter. The accommodation includes an entrance porch and hall, a living and dining room with a fireplace and sliding doors to the rear, a separate kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom. A front balcony is also noted in the particulars. Outside, the property has a rear garden with patio areas, an apple tree, a shed and side access. A driveway leads to a garage, and a useful under-house storage room is described at the rear, with plumbing and a sink. The listing states that the house requires modernisation throughout. Offered through the Modern Method of Auction, the sale involves a reservation agreement and fee, so buyers should review the auction terms and information pack and confirm all costs before proceeding.

This detached two-bedroom bungalow is offered with no onward chain and through the Modern Method of Auction. The accommodation includes an entrance porch and hallway, a dual-aspect lounge, a conservatory, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, the property has a garden, driveway parking and a garage. The listing describes the home as requiring modernisation and renovation, giving a purchaser scope to update the existing accommodation to suit their needs. Buyers should review the auction information pack and reservation terms, including the additional reservation fee, and carry out their own due diligence.

Offered at auction, this three-bedroom terraced house in Totnes is described as requiring modernisation and provides a chance to update the accommodation to suit a new owner. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a spacious lounge, a kitchen/dining room and a family bathroom. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a larger principal room and two further bedrooms. The property has enclosed gardens with scope for improvement. The listing notes that Totnes town centre, schools, local amenities and transport links are within easy reach. The sale uses the Modern Method of Auction, with a 56-day completion period and a non-refundable reservation fee of 4.5% of the purchase price including VAT, subject to a minimum of £6,600. An AML fee also applies. Buyers should review the auction terms and associated costs before proceeding.

Offered at auction by the Modern Method, this two-bedroom terraced house in Hotham Place is described as requiring modernisation throughout. The ground floor has a lounge, kitchen with access to the rear, and a bathroom. Upstairs are two double bedrooms. The accommodation is stated to extend to 793 sq ft. The property is offered with vacant possession and no onward chain. The listing notes access to Plymouth city centre, local shops, schools, public transport and other amenities. Buyers should note that the auction process requires a reservation agreement and a non-refundable fee, with completion required within 56 days of receipt of the draft contract.

Nestled on the outskirts of Dartmoor National Park, 'The Round House' is a distinctive Grade II listed former toll house offering a unique opportunity for renovation and development potential, subject to planning permission. This property, believed to have been built in the early 1800s, is situated on a generous plot and requires significant refurbishment both internally and externally, making it an ideal project for an ambitious buyer. The accommodation includes a lean-to porch, kitchen, and a downstairs WC, alongside a spacious living/dining room on the ground floor. The first floor houses one bedroom and a bathroom. The property is offered with no chain, allowing for a smooth transaction. Chillaton is a quaint village with access to local amenities in nearby Lifton, including a primary school, doctors' surgery, post office, and public houses. The vibrant market town of Tavistock is approximately six miles away, providing a wealth of independent shops, cafes, and recreational facilities. This property presents a rare chance to create a bespoke home in a picturesque setting.

This four-bedroom detached bungalow in Bishops Tawton, North Devon, presents a unique opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a substantial renovation project. Set on approximately 4.13 acres, the property features a generous paddock, a separate garden area, and a double garage, offering versatility and ample outdoor space. While the bungalow requires considerable refurbishment throughout, it serves as an excellent canvas for those ready to undertake design and restoration work tailored to their vision. Located in a peaceful rural setting with stunning countryside views, this property is just a short distance from Barnstaple town centre and essential amenities. Ideal for developers or those with ambitious plans for transformation, this offering combines the allure of rural living with significant investment potential.

Offered through the Modern Method of Auction, this three-bedroom semi-detached house in Plymouth has a lounge, kitchen, shower room and three bedrooms. The listing describes the property as requiring renovation throughout, providing scope for a buyer to update the accommodation to their requirements. Front and rear gardens are also included. The sale is subject to the auctioneer's reservation agreement, fee and completion terms; buyers should review the information pack and confirm the applicable costs before proceeding.

This property presents a unique opportunity for redevelopment, currently available as a vacant freehold mixed-use building. With planning permission successfully secured from Torbay Council, the structure can be transformed into two separate residential dwellings, each approximately 103 sq m in size. The existing configuration features a ground floor space that was previously used for commercial or storage purposes, alongside an upper floor maisonette with private access. This project offers significant potential to capitalize on the demand for residential accommodation in Brixham, a desirable coastal town known for its proximity to local amenities including shops, cafes, and the marina. Investors will recognize the value in this development prospect located in a vibrant area of South Devon.

Nestled in a serene rural setting, this Grade II listed detached farmhouse presents a compelling opportunity for buyers interested in historical properties. With its rich character dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries, the farmhouse is ripe for sympathetic modernization tailored to individual preferences. The residence boasts numerous traditional features, including granite mullion windows and a charming spiralling staircase beneath a distinctive splayed roof. Although it has remained unoccupied for over four decades, the property’s structural integrity offers potential homeowners ample scope to craft an impressive living space. In addition to its historic attributes, the enclosed walled garden provides a private amenity area, ideal for outdoor enjoyment. This property is being offered at auction, allowing buyers the chance to secure this unique investment that blends heritage with personal vision.

This property presents a unique redevelopment opportunity nestled in a semi-rural area on the outskirts of Ivybridge. With Class Q planning permission already secured for transforming a former agricultural building into two substantial semi-detached homes, this site is ripe for investment. Spanning approximately 0.81 acres (0.33 hectares), it allows for the development of two well-sized properties with associated parking and external works. This project would be ideal for builders or investors looking to create modern residences in a serene countryside setting, all while enjoying the convenience of proximity to Ivybridge and its amenities, as well as easy access to major transport routes like the A38. The new dwellings will each offer three bedrooms and ample living space, making them attractive options for both families and potential renters. The building currently has connections to mains electricity and water nearby, though some further enhancements may be necessary to optimize these utilities.