An Ormond homeowner whose house set a new suburb record at auction was so happy he wanted to fly the agent overseas to celebrate. See what it sold for
In Melbourne’s southeast, a four-bedroom house atRay White Oakleigh’s Nick Strilakos said out of four bidders, an upsizing family won the keys.71 Dublin Rd, Ringwood EastBarry Plant Ringwood and Heathmont partner Jay Carroll Partner said the multiple living areas, 351sq m block and lack of a body corporate contributed to the townhouse’s appeal.
Six bidders battled for a three-bedroom house at 35 Chelsworth Loop, Craigieburn, which sold for $702,000.Barry Plant Craigieburn’s Romi Sleiman said a family with children snapped up the keys.About 1223 auctions are expected across the state this week. A two-bedroom apartment at 1106/3 Yarra St, South Yarra, sold for $596,000. Kay & Burton Stonnington’s Tim Blackett said four bidders lodged a total of 44 bids for the property which was announced on the market at $550,000.Mr Blackett said the interested buyers included investors and young first-home buyers.
“It was in a well-built apartment building, with no combustible cladding, which a lot of people ask about,” Mr Blackett said. “It also had great amenities for residents including a pool, gym, resident’s lounge, a beautiful terrace and location close to transport, with South Yarra station right on your doorstep.”to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox.
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