Real Estate Autumn Auction: Ranging from Vacation Homes to Hostels for Youth
In the heart of Saxony, Germany, two unique properties are set to go under the hammer in the upcoming fall auction by Saxon Real Estate Auctions AG.
Firstly, a historic textile factory in Roßwein, Mittelsachsen district, is consigned for 95,000 euros. The property encompasses an administrative building, a boiler and steam engine house, and a production building. However, the specifics about this textile factory, including the starting bid, were not provided in the given information.
Meanwhile, in Meissen, a plot of land measuring approximately 22,200 square meters, zoned for both residential and agricultural use, is up for auction with an initial bid of 89,000 euros. This land could potentially be developed with two single-family homes. Notably, the property also houses two historic, operational steam engines, one of which is original and includes its corresponding steam boiler and is under historic preservation. Unfortunately, the steam engines are not included in the sale.
The fall auction will take place on August 27th at 11 am in the Hygiene Museum. Access to the auction hall is unrestricted, including for spectators. For more information about the auction, visit www.sga-ag.de.
Please note that the property's site in Roßwein, approximately 19,100 square meters and including open spaces and a former millstream, is not included in the earlier mentioned auction in Meissen.
Participation in the auction requires a prior identity and creditworthiness check. Due to the absence of specific information about the Saxon Real Estate Auctions AG fall auction in current search results, it is recommended to check the official website for precise details.
- Interested investors may find the upcoming fall auction by Saxon Real Estate Auctions AG appealing, as it offers opportunities in both finance and real-estate sectors.
- For those looking for possible investing opportunities in the housing-market or real-estate, the fall auction includes a plot of land in Meissen, which could potentially accommodate two single-family homes.
