Auction House London

Auction House London uses your information to empty their 'trash bin' into your inbox.

I was not happy with the initial information that I was supplied and after 2 phone calls still did not fully understand what I was letting myself into.

As a result I instructed Auction House London to remove my details from their database as I would not be using them again.

Since then I have been bombarded with trash and they have completely ignored my many instructions to cease.

Obviously Auction House London is a 'bottom feeder' company.

I would give 0 stars if the option were available.

Beware of the extortionate extras costs! 10k+ On top of a £20k property. I still don’t believe this is legal. Auction house London allowing vendors to supply there own pictures and layouts of properties so basically could be any property, and with no viewing to the buyer, I was lucky enough to check the property 3 days before completion! If not I believe it would of been a headache getting my funds back, on inspection I noticed it was a 2 bed not a 3 bed as advertised along with no Bathroom,
They say that the fall of the hammer means sold! No it does not if the seller has added special conditions this overrides the auction standard conditions unless stated so if you have purchased in the past please check this, and finally always look at the Tenancy agreements if it has a sitting tennat in place as mine was a false Tennant that was made up 3 weeks prior to the sale for a higher price at auction!

I have sold 8 properties with Auction House London over the last few years and I would honestly say they are the top property auctioneers out there. Jordan has always been extremely hard working, approachable, and professional on my sales.
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this company to my family and colleagues.

Auction house London was excellent. The staff were organized, efficient and professional and provided a great service for a property purchase. They were a pleasure to deal with .Jordan thanks again for everything and look forward for further purchases

Very surprised at the turn out of transaction. Be ware of using these vendors. They attempted to facilitate a breach of contract sale where the buyer threatened to not complete and wanted to ‘reduce price’ on sale already signed for. Jordan at auction house specifically vetted for the buyer (where he is supposed to be of interest for the seller) a case of possible bribery which will be further investigated as the auction house should not be inquiring for breach of contract and should be acting in the interests of the seller. Very shocking turn around. All communications have been recorded and this is very serious.

I have had a very pleasant experience selling my house through Auction House London.

I would be recommending their services to anyone looking to sell a property.

Can’t fault them.

Excellent experience with Auction House London. After multple failed attempts at a 'regular' sale my property was sold at auction, with multiple bidders and for a reasonable price. Highly recommend.

35 Mulberry Close, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, London, SW3 5AB

Buyer Beware !

With this Auctioneer Mysteriously sold properties reappear for sale again after being sold at the auction.

Auction House uses gas lighting techniques. If you successfully bid a property the auctioneer will catch you off guard by using aggressive bullying techniques and language to collect deposits. They claim I didn’t do my due diligence, when in fact they can’t substantiate why last moment critical Lease information was added to their Notices just prior to the auction, while the Lease header had irrelevant misleading information and the auctioneer didn’t bother to notify bidders during their live auction about critical Lease documents being added last moment. The auctioneer sent me a email claiming I would lose my deposit of 6200 pounds as a penalty if I didn’t proceed with a transaction (which turned out to be a scam) and then they took 27200 pounds. . Keep well clear as this auctioneer in London, UK is operating a Ponzi scheme - They appear to make their money from allowing dodgy sellers use unethical practices to sell and resale the same properties and collect deposits.