64 Amersham Close, Urmston, Manchester M41 7WH

3 Bedroom, Mid Terrace House, 64 Amersham Close, Urmston, Manchester M41 7WH

Overview

Hammer Price Homes are pleased to present for sale by online auction this 3 bedroom mid terrace house in Urmston, Manchester. This auction is open to mortgage buyers with 90 days to complete.

The property briefly comprises: To the ground floor, an entrance hall leading to a lounge and kitchen. To the first floor there is a landing leading to 3 bedrooms and a bathroom.

Externally there are gardens to the front and rear of the property. A gated passageway lies between number 64 and the adjoining property, 66 Amersham Close. The property has a right of way for all purposes over and along such passageway and must pay one half of the costs of cleaning, maintaining and repairing the ground floor passageway. Please see the extent of the properties boundary which is included in the sale outlined in red on the Title Plan – GM817062 uploaded to Hammer Price Homes website.

The property offers a blank canvas for somebody looking to put their own stamp on a property and presents a good opportunity for both home buyers and investors.

Whilst we welcome mortgage buyers to take part in the auction, if you are looking to finance the property through a traditional mortgage then please ensure that you have a mortgage in principle approved for the amount you are bidding.

To view the property please visit the Hammer Price Homes website, register as a buyer and book in for a viewing.

Location

The property is situated in Urmston, 6.5 miles outside of Manchester City centre. The property is conveniently positioned for the M60, The Trafford Centre, The Trafford Centre Metrolink and is just over a mile to Urmston Train station making it very well connected. Urmston high street has a selection of independent café’s and retailers and there are several schools such as Urmston Grammar and Flixon Girls School close by.

Tenure

Tenure – Freehold – Land Registry documents, including Conveyance dated 13^th August 1938 – GM817062, are available for download from the Hammer Price Homes website.

Conveyancing Documents – The conveyance documents dated 30^th December 1937, 13^th June 1197 and 27^th April 1999 are not available at the Land Registry for download. An indemnity policy for any missing conveyance documentation can be sourced during the conveyancing process should the buyer wish.

Rent Charge – The rent charge that remains in place, is the perpetual yearly rent charge of £18, as detailed in Land Registry documents (Title Number:GM404569). Conveyance dated 13^th August 1938 – GM817062 is available for download from the Hammer Price Homes website.

Please note that the vendors have advised that they do not hold any contact details for the rent charge collector and thus cannot make any attempts to contact them. As such, they are not aware of any rent charge arrears, nor will they be able to provide any rent charge receipts. An indemnity policy can be sought during the conveyancing process, should the buyer wish, on this basis.

Prospective buyers are to obtain their own independent legal advice in relation to the Property, the Tenure and the Rent Charge prior to taking part in the auction.

Other information

The Vendor / Solicitor dealing with the sale has never lived at the property and therefore has limited knowledge. The below information has been provided to the best of our knowledge and should not be relied on in full. Please note due to the nature of the property some of the services may be isolated.

Council Tax Band – B

EPC Rating – C

Utilities:

Primary source of Water Supply: Assumed Mains

Primary source of Electricity Supply: Assumed Mains

Primary source of Gas Supply: Mains Gas Supply (information taken from EPC Certificate)

Source/s of heating: Boiler & Radiators (information taken from EPC Certificate)

Primary arrangement for Sewerage/Drainage: Due to the property being on a residential street, it is assumed that it is connected to a public sewer.

Searches

Searches are available for download from the Hammer Price Homes website. The winning bidder will be required to pay for the search pack which is £300 (Inc. VAT), this is payable at the same time as the reservation fee. Prospective buyers are to review all searches available prior to bidding.

Auction Details

** Open for mortgage buyers. 90 days to complete**

Auction ends – Wednesday 15^th May 2025 at 1:30pm (Subject to anti-sniping).

Bidding Window Opens – Monday 13^th May 2025 at 12:00pm (Bidding will not be possible until this time).

Starting price – £156,000 (Reserve price is higher & unpublished, typically the starting price will be 15 – 20% below the Reserve figure as per our Buyer Terms)

Fees

All fees are payable by bank transfer only (we do not take card payments).

Reservation Fee – Please note that there is a Reservation Fee (3.6% of the eventual sale price, including VAT) payable by the buyer within 2 hours of winning the auction. The reservation fee does not constitute part of the sale price, this is the auctioneer’s fee and is to be paid over & above the sale price paid to the Vendor.

Searches –The buyer is required to pay £300 (Inc. VAT) for the search pack. This is payable at the same time as the reservation fee.

Viewings

To view the property please visit the Hammer Price Homes website, register as a buyer and book in for a viewing. Bidding is only permitted for those who have viewed. Viewers must stick to their time precisely.

Proof & Source of funds

In order to satisfy our Anti-Money Laundering obligations, winning bidders are required to complete their source of funds questionnaire within 24 hours of the close of the auction. This will detail how they will finance the purchase and provide supporting evidence as to the source of the funds (such as bank statements).  It is advised that anybody bidding on a property prepares this information prior to taking part in an auction so that it is readily available. See our buyers FAQ’s for further information.

Current proof of funds may also be requested from registered buyers, prior to enabling their account for bidding, as part of our affordability checks.

How to make an offer

Offers can only be made via the online auction in the form of a bid once the bidding window has opened. No offers will be accepted outside of the auction process.

Once a sale has been agreed (STC) and a price agreed then no further price negotiation will take place. This sale price is fixed at the winning auction price and the buyer honoured to pay it. Any subsequent attempt by the buyer to contact the vendor direct to renegotiate on price would hold the buyer in breach of our terms. Should the buyer withdraw then they may have to forfeit the reservation fee. Please read the buyer terms and FAQ’s on the site for more details.

This is a private sale and is sold as seen. The vendor / solicitor dealing with the sale has never lived at the property so may not be able to answer the usual pre-contract questions or provide a property information form.