The town of Antrim is auctioning off seven tax-deeded properties on Saturday.
The auction will take place at 10 a.m. at the Antrim Town Hall.
Properties for sale are a mix of undeveloped wooded lots, a lot with a manufactured home, and a lot with a pond.
“They’re all good pieces of property, depending on what you’re looking for,” Selectman John Robertson said.
The seven properties have a total assessed value of $204,190. Robertson said the town hopes to make as much money as possible, though the properties do not have minimums or reserves.
“We have to be satisfied with whatever we get,” Robertson said. “We are auctioning them to recover back taxes and get them back on the tax roll.”
Properties include an undeveloped 17-acre lot on Old Hancock Road, a three-bedroom home in poor condition on Reed Carr Road, an undeveloped 1.01-acre lot on Bryers Lane, an undeveloped 5.96-acre lot on Gibson Mountain Road, an undeveloped 6-acre lot on Craig Road, an undeveloped 3.2-acre lot on a private road close to the Stoddard town line, and an undeveloped 2.2-acre lot on Salmon Brook Road.
Registration for the auction will begin at 9 a.m.
All of the lots are marked and drive-bys ahead of the auction are recommended.
A 10 percent buyer’s premium is payable to the auctioneer, due at closing.
A brochure and more information about the auction can be found on the Antrim town website’s town meeting calendar.
The auction is being conducted by James R. St. Jean Auctioneers of Epping.
Nicholas Handy can be reached at 924-7172 ext. 235 or nhandy@ledgertranscript.com.