Free House Clearance In North Tyneside & Charity Donations

We cover all areas in North Tyneside including North Shields, Tynemouth, Whitley Bay, Cullercoats, Wallsend, Howdon, Battle Hill, Willington Quay, Shiremoor, Backworth, Earsdon, Monkseaton, West Monkseaton, Longbenton, Forest Hall, Benton, Camperdown, Dudley, Seaton Burn, Annitsford, and Wideopen.

We were contacted by a client in North Tyneside who needed a full clearance of their late father’s two-bedroom bungalow. The family had already removed sentimental items but required a professional service to clear the remaining contents, including furniture, antiques, and general household goods. They wanted to ensure any valuable items were appraised, with the rest being donated to charity or responsibly disposed of.

Client’s Requirements

• Full clearance of a two-bedroom bungalow, including the loft and garage

• Assessment and purchase of any valuable antiques or collectibles

• Donation of usable furniture and household goods to local charities

• Completion within one day to align with estate sale preparations

The House Clearance Process

Living Room & Bedrooms

The living room contained a beautiful Victorian mahogany bookcase filled with leather-bound books, which we purchased along with a collection of porcelain figurines and a vintage mantel clock. The client also had a mid-century coffee table and a well-preserved Chesterfield armchair, both of which we arranged to sell.

The bedrooms contained solid oak wardrobes and a collection of 1950s linen, which was in excellent condition and donated to a local charity. A small collection of vintage costume jewellery was discovered in one of the drawers, and after appraisal, the family decided to sell these items.

Kitchen & Garage

The kitchen held a variety of vintage enamelware, which was assessed and purchased. General cookware, small appliances, and tableware were boxed up and donated to charity.

The garage was filled with tools, old bicycles, and a Victorian cast-iron fireplace that had been stored away for years. The fireplace was a particularly interesting find, and after consultation with the client, we arranged for its sale to an architectural salvage specialist. The tools and bicycles were either donated or recycled appropriately.

Items Bought

• Victorian mahogany bookcase

• Leather-bound book collection

• Porcelain figurines

• Vintage mantel clock

• Mid-century coffee table

• Chesterfield armchair

• Vintage costume jewellery

• Enamelware kitchen set

• Victorian cast-iron fireplace

• Selection of antique hand tools

Items Donated to Charity

• Oak wardrobes and bedside cabinets

• 1950s linen collection

• Assorted kitchen cookware and utensils

• Small kitchen appliances

• General home décor items

• Books and magazines

• Clothing and accessories

• Framed artwork and mirrors

• Bicycles and children’s toys

• Set of wine glasses and cutlery

Client Feedback

The family was extremely satisfied with the efficiency of the clearance and the care taken in identifying valuable items. They were pleased that so many belongings were able to be donated rather than wasted, and they appreciated the hassle-free experience during a difficult time.