A variety of properties across the UK are set to go to auction in September, including a modern six-bedroom home in Bloxwich with a guide price of £375,000, featuring upscale amenities and a private gym/office (source: Express & Star). In contrast, a three-bedroom semi-detached house on Leeson Road, affected by a significant landslide, has a starting bid of just £10, though it requires extensive refurbishment due to structural damage (source: OnTheWight). Additionally, the Capital City Physicians Building in Henrico is facing foreclosure and will be auctioned with no minimum bid after the owners defaulted on their loan, highlighting the impact of the pandemic on commercial real estate (source: Richmond BizSense). A Victorian end-terrace property in Winchester, previously used for temporary housing, will also be auctioned, offering potential for reconfiguration into a family home (source: Hampshire Chronicle). These auctions reflect a diverse property market ranging from luxurious homes to distressed assets, indicating varying levels of demand and investment opportunities across the UK.