Deceased Estate Auctions Sydney

Our managed, end-to-end service will increase your financial return for items in a deceased or living estate

How we can Assist

Deceased Estate Auctions in Sydney

The death of a friend or family member can be incredibly difficult, and even more so for the executor of the last will and testament who has extra important responsibilities to manage. Transitioning your elderly loved one into aged care can also be emotionally painful, and worse for family members who have crucial responsibilities such as financial power of attorney, all the while dealing with the loss of a loved one.

In either circumstance, your loved one’s estate and their possessions need to be organised, and a decision made for each of them: should they be gifted to family members, sold for a financial return, or if they don’t hold any value, disposed of? At Property Clearance, we know how tiring this can be, and we offer customised services to take care of the entire process, so that you have the time and space to grieve.

These are the main methods that we use when helping with deceased estate auctions:

Our process for living or deceased estate auctions

We create a customised approach for every estate, to ensure respect for the legacy of your loved one.

FAQs – Deceased Estate Auctions Sydney

What types of items do you manage?

We manage every single item, which includes silverware, jewellery, fine art, and collectibles. We have the experience and contacts to achieve a sound second-hand market price for every item we sell.

Do you offer estate content auctions in Sydney?

We do sell items through estate auctions in Sydney, but only if they make sense for the item being sold and if it gets a good return. In some cases, there may be a more effective selling channel for the item, in which case we’ll use that instead and use our discretion in this area which avenue to take on your behalf.

Do you offer estate furniture auctions in Sydney?

Similarly to content auctions, we can sell items through estate furniture auctions, but we only do so if we believe that the furniture will get the best possible price through the auction. Otherwise, we use a more effective selling method.