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The Common Auction Conditions have been updated as at June 2024.

Please note the Product Guide for the Octopus Bridging Loan has been updated and is dated March 2025.

Victoria House, Victoria Square, Horley, RH6 7AF

The floor areas stated in the auction catalogue for Units 2, 3, 4 & 5 include basement accommodation in each unit.
As to the lease on Unit 2 to Martin McColl there is no rent review on 25th December 2014.The current rent is £10,000 per annum rising to £12,000 per annum on 25th December 2014. The seller will top up the rent so that the buyer effectively receives £12,000 per annum from completion until 25th December 2014.
With regard to the lease to Barrington James the current rent is £54,350 per annum and they are paying half rent (i.e. £27,175) until August and not as stated in the auction catalogue.
As note (7) under the tenancy schedule in auction catalogue the inclusive fixed service charge of £30,000 is subject to RPI increases and only rises to £36,000 on 1/1/2017’.