Independent auction analysis · Dominic Farrell

Sutton Kersh Auction Results, 12 February 2026

Published 4 November 2026 · Auction date: 12 February 2026 · Retrospective archive review

The archived results for 12 February 2026 contain 76 published entries and 43 recorded sales across the sold, sold prior and sold after categories. That is 56.6% of the published list. The breakdown below explains the timing and the limits of that calculation.

Sutton Kersh Auction Results, 12 February 2026: 32 sold labels, 7 sold prior, 4 sold after, 21 unsold / available, 6 withdrawn, 3 postponed, 3 outcome unresolved.
Categories in the published archive. Ordinary sold labels are not independently verified as transactions during bidding.
Read this as a historical record
Sources were retrieved for this review on 4 November 2026. The archive can incorporate later transactions and changes. It is not an auction evening snapshot or a current availability list. An ordinary sold label does not independently establish when contracts exchanged.
76Published result entries
43Recorded sales, all stages
56.6%Recorded sales / published entries43 / 76

Published results breakdown

Recorded outcome Entries Share of published list
Sold, timing not separately verified 32 42.1%
Sold prior to auction 7 9.2%
Sold after auction 4 5.3%
Unsold or available in the archive 21 27.6%
Withdrawn prior to auction 6 7.9%
Postponed prior to auction 3 3.9%
Unavailable, outcome unconfirmed 3 3.9%
Total published entries 76 100.0%

A published archive is not the original catalogue

The linked February catalogue advertised 83 lots. The available online results list contains 76 entries and includes lot numbers up to 86. Added lots and gaps in the numbering mean neither the highest lot number nor the printed catalogue total is a reliable denominator for the current results list.

We therefore analyse the 76 entries actually published. Their 43 recorded sales comprise 32 ordinary sold labels, 7 sales prior to auction and 4 later sales. This is a transparent archive calculation, not a reconstruction of every lot that reached bidding.

Unconfirmed outcomes stay unconfirmed

Three properties are labelled unavailable. They are not counted as sales, withdrawals or failed bids. Without another dated source, the archive does not establish what happened to them.

The results also include properties outside Merseyside. The examples below focus on local addresses, while the overall totals cover the whole published auction list.

Selected historical results

Lot Property Published result
5 346 Millfield Lane, Haydock, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA11 9TB Sold for £56,000
12 49 Vicar Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, L6 0BW Sold for £94,000
27 14 Blenheim Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, L18 1EH Sold for £225,000

These are selected examples from the archive, not a valuation exercise. Sold prices exclude any additional acquisition costs. A sold prior or sold after label does not establish a disclosed price.

The 32 ordinary sold entries with an explicit price total £3,515,000. This is a partial disclosed price total, not the auction’s complete proceeds. Other sold entries can have undisclosed prices.

How the figures were calculated

Every published results page was included, with one record per lot number. The denominator is the 76 entries visible in that archive. It is not inferred from the highest lot number, and it is not a count of properties known to have reached bidding.

Recorded sales are ordinary sold labels plus sales explicitly marked prior or after. Unsold and available are grouped together; unavailable, refer to auctioneer and a guide price without a result are kept unresolved. Withdrawals and postponements retain their stated timing.

We have not independently reconstructed the auction day clearance rate. Comparisons with other reports must allow for differences in coverage and the age of the reporting snapshot. Figures describe the whole auction list, including properties outside Liverpool and Merseyside.

Use the results in your own appraisal

Work through the property investment checklist to connect price, condition, legal review, funding and your intended exit. Allow for the complete auction purchase costs before setting a maximum bid.

If you are following an unsold property, confirm its current position with the auctioneer. Review the latest legal pack and addendum, inspect the property and agree the funding route before making a binding commitment.

Sources and related reports

All Sutton Kersh 2026 reports · Liverpool property auction results 2026: comparison and methodology