HMO with £48,000 annual rent coming to auction 

HMO with £48,000 annual rent coming to auction 


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A large and fully licensed HMO that brings in rents of £48,000 a year is expected to prompt competitive bidding in Bond Wolfe’s next auction.

The eight-bedroomed house in multiple occupation in Wolverhampton will have a guide price of £275,000+ in the livestreamed auction on Thursday September 10.

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Simon Senior, an auction valuer at Bond Wolfe, says: “This is an established income-producing HMO for investors seeking a fully licensed residence with immediate returns and long-term potential.

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“The property is currently fully let and generating a gross annual income of £48,000 which we expect to catch the attention of multiple bidders at our auction.”

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The ground floor of the property has a hallway, three individual bedrooms, a communal shower room and toilet, and stairs to the first floor.

The first floor has a landing, three individual bedrooms, and office, communal kitchen, communal bathroom and separate communal toilet.

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On the second floor is a landing, study, two individual bedrooms, a communal bathroom and communal kitchen.

This HMO property is among 187 lots that are due to appear in the auction. 

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For more details and to register to bid visit https://www.bondwolfe.com/auctions/properties/.

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