51, Sackville Street, Derbyshire, DE23 8TD

Auction details - guide price: £100,000 auction date: Tuesday 10th September 2026 bidder registration: By 2pm Monday 9th September 2026 Offered to the market with vacant possession, this two-bedroom end-terrace property presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to modernise and create a home to their own taste.

Situated in a convenient residential location, the property offers generous living accommodation and plenty of scope for improvement, making it an ideal purchase for first-time buyers, investors, or those seeking a renovation project.

The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall leading to two spacious reception rooms, providing flexible living and dining space.

To the rear is the kitchen, which opens into a bright sun room overlooking the garden, offering additional living space with potential for a variety of uses.

To the first floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Externally, the property benefits from front and rear gardens, with the rear providing a private outdoor space ideal for relaxing or entertaining once landscaped.

Conveniently positioned close to local amenities, schools, public transport links, and excellent road connections to Derby city centre, this property combines a desirable location with fantastic potential to add value.

Where to bid: Please ensure you are registered to bid on the Barnard Marcus Auctions website.

Legal pack: Download from Barnard Marcus Auctions Your property description online underwriting For sale via the midlands auction centre in association with barnard marcus auctions Tuesday 10th September 2026 at 9.30AM at the de vere grand connaught rooms, 61-65 great queen street, covent gardens, london WC2B 5DA.

You can also register for online bidding.

Conditions of sale The Conditions of Sale will be deposited at the offices of the auctioneers and vendor’s solicitors seven days prior to sale and the purchaser shall be deemed to have knowledge of the same whether inspected or not.

Any questions relating to them must be raised prior to the auction. Prospective purchasers are advised to check with the auctioneers before the sale that the property is neither sold nor withdrawn.

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