Main image: The Hoo, 17 Lyndhurst Gardens (image via Savills)
High-value fixer-uppers help Savills auction reach over £30m
Notable sales at Savills' February property auction include The Hoo in Hampstead, which offers some significant potential for a residential conversion.
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