Retail for sale by auction in County Durham

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Property for auction in County Durham

Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL14

Guide Price: £105,000

Description
Freehold Shop Two Floor 4151 Square Feet Let

Auctioneer

Auction Date

Income
£16,000

Yield

Lease Details

Property for auction in County Durham

Chester le Street, County Durham, DH3

Lot 85 - Guide Price: £145,000

Description
Retail Unit/s & Ancillary Two Floor 2458 Square Feet Development Potential Subject to Planning Permission

Auctioneer

Online auction date
07/01/2026 14:00

Property for auction in County Durham

Consett, County Durham, DH8

Lot 8 - Guide Price: £449,950

Description
Mixed Use Building Arranged As Three Ground Floor Shop & 5 1st Floor Flat Parking Space

Auctioneer

Online auction date
18/12/2025 14:00

Income
£56,713

Yield

Property for auction in County Durham

Easington Colliery, Peterlee, County Durham, SR8

Guide Price: £40,000 Plus

Description
Freehold Terrace Building Arranged As Ground Floor Shop Vacant & 1st Floor Flat Two Room(s) Assured Shorthold Tenancy

Auctioneer

Auction Date

Income
£5,400

Property for auction in County Durham

Easington Colliery, Peterlee, County Durham, SR8

Lot 14 - Guide Price: £75,000

Description
Freehold Retail Unit/s Two Floor Garage/s

Auctioneer

Online auction date
10/12/2025 15:30

Property for auction in County Durham

Spennymoor, County Durham, DL16

Withdrawn Prior

Description
Freehold Mixed USe Building Arranged As Ground Floor Retail Unit/s & 1st Floor Flat Two Bedroom 1039 Square Feet

Auctioneer

Auction Date

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