Final Auction of 2020 for Youbid.ie attracts huge interest with 91% of properties selling on the day.

The final auction of 2020 for Youbid.ie had something to offer everyone with multiple bidders on each of the lots. A selection of residential, commercial and investment properties were available to bidders with 91% of properties selling on the day.

A well appointed four-bedroom bungalow extending to 166 sq.m in Coolcapagh, Co Limerick received huge interest with over 30 bids and sold for €161,000. In Waterford a rural hillside cottage with extensive countryside views, received 30 bids and sold for €83,000. A number of commercial units and lands also received huge interest and achieved successful sale prices.

81/82 North Strand Street, Dublin 3 Sold for €606,000
The Brambles, Tallow, Co Waterford Sold for €83,000

Auction Highlights

See some of our auction highlights below.

  • Gortroe, Coolcapagh, Co Limerick – a well-appointed four-bedroom bungalow extending to 166 sq.m, received 34 bids and sold for €161,000
  • The Brambles, Tallow, Co Waterford – a rural cottage on a generous 1.48 acre site had a total of 30 bids achieving a price of €83,000
  • 81/82 North Strand Street, Dublin 3 – a circa 4,080 sq. ft red brick office/commercial building had multiple bidders registered and sold for €606,000
  • Unit 3 & 4 Westlink Business Park, Clondrinagh, Limerick – a circa 16,417 sq. ft modern detached industrial unit generated strong interest with seven bidders achieving a price of €451,000.

2021 Auction

Our first auction of 2021 will take place on Thursday, 18th February. For further details or to register for updates please visit www.youbid.ie

Business Post: Holiday homes and lakeshore lodge feature in Youbid auction

Properties to go under the virtual hammer include a wood lodge in Tipperary, holiday cottages in Doolin, Co Clare and a terraced house in Youghal town.

Date: 8th November, 2020

Cedarwood lodge at Curraghmore Point, Coolbawn, Co Tipperary , requires some work and comes with an advised minimum value of €85,000.

A Cedarwood lodge offering rustic charm and trandquility on the shroes of Lough Derg is listed for sale in online auction platform Youbid.ie’s next live-streamed event on Thursday, November 19.

The 98 square metre three-bed detached residence at Curraghmore Point in Coolbawn, Co Tipperary, requires some work and comes with an Advised Minimum Value (AMV) of €85,000.

The lodge sits on a generous 2.18 – acre site with direct access to the lake. See the full article here .

KILDARE APARTMENT IN YOUBID ONLINE AUCTION

An apartment at Louisa Park in Leixlip, Kildare, less than a five-minute walk to the local train station, is listed for sale in online auction platform Youbid.ie’s next live-streamed event on Thursday, November 19.

12a Louisa Park is a 70sq mts, two-bed, first-floor apartment and is an attractive proposition to commuters. It comes with an Advised Minimum Value (AMV) of €220,000.

Situated in a highly sought-after development of duplexes and apartments, the property boasts exceptionally spacious and well-presented accommodation.

The property is presented in excellent condition and offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with wood floors in the principal reception rooms, a separate kitchen and a large balcony.

Both bedrooms are generous in size while the master bedroom has an en-suite.

Louisa Park is superbly located within striking distance of Leixlip village and adjacent to Louisa Bridge train station, providing connectivity to Dublin’s Connolly Station in 28 minutes, while the M4 and M50 motorways are accessible within 10 minutes.

The village is home to many specialty shops, popular pubs, restaurants and supermarkets such as SuperValu and Aldi.

Youbid.ie’s previous live-streamed events have seen over 80% of properties listed sold at an average of 10% over reserve prices.

The properties for the November 19 auction are listed on the platform. Documentation and brochures are available by registering on Youbid.ie or by calling 01-5676979. Email info@youbid.ie for more details.

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