17, Caversham Wharf, Reading, RG1 8DS

Lot 1 **for sale by online auction** on 23/07/2026 09:30 A three bedroom flat on the first floor of this modern block in a riverside location with River views, ideally situated for the amenities and transport links of Reading.The property would benefit from redecoration.

Local Authority Reading Borough Council EPC Rating C Viewings By prior appointment with the auctioneers Leasehold Accommodation First FloorExteriorEntrance Hall, reception room (6.37 x 4.96m), kitchen (3.98 x 2.52m), 3 bedrooms (3.72 x 3.10m, 3.71 x 2.67m, 3.89 x 3.50m)(1 with en-suite), bathroomBalcony For viewing times, or agents' details, please go to the Harman Healy website.

Interested parties must rely on their own inspection. Measurements are not taken by the auctioneers. Legal documentation can be downloaded for free from our website.

For viewing details please go to the Harman Healy website Guide price definition - Guide prices are provided as an indication of the sellers current minimum acceptable price at auction.

They are not necessarily figures that a property will sell for, and may change at any time prior to the auction. The guide price may not be the minimum sale price, which can be higher or lower.

Reserve price definition - The reserve price is the minimum acceptable price under the hammer, which remains confidential, and may change at any time prior to the auction.

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Important information - Please refer to the Special Conditions of Sale & General Conditions of Sale for details of any additional fees, costs or disbursements (if applicable), which will form part of the contract.

- If you are the successful bidder, contracts are exchanged immediately upon the fall of the hammer.

- A 10% deposit subject to a minimum of £3,500 (whichever is the greater) is payable at the point of exchange, along with a £1,500 (including VAT) contracts administration charge.

- All bidders must register online, providing proof of identity (eg. Current passport or driving licence) & proof of address (e.g. Utility bill or bank statement).

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- The period allowed for completion of the sale varies but will usually be either 14,21 or 28 days after the auction, depending on the terms of the contract.

- The golden rule is know what you are bidding on and make sure you have the necessary finance in place before attending the auction.

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