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Hero Policeman Brendan Williams’ Hamlyn Heights family home has sold more than expected.
A Melbourne policeman honored for his heroism in a frightening four-hour crime spree, sold his Geelong family home in Hamlin Heights for $886,000, with a huge price hope.
Four bidders registered for the auction, three of which were actively competing.
The result at 10 Sycamore St exceeded the $850,000-$880,000 price guide to $886,000.
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Senior police officer Brendan Williams, a canine, gave his life to his life in April 2021 to help stop the knife-wielding man stabbing his brother, attacking officers with a blade, and then fleeing a stolen highway patrol vehicle.
The four-hour rampage unfolded in northern Melbourne, where the criminal drove in a suburb including Mickleham, and then crashed into a police car on Sydney Rd, where he was captured with the help of Mr Williams and his dog Blue.
Renovated Hamlyn Heights Home is located in a secure 630 m2 corner block with dual lanes and electric gates.
Two spacious living areas and a sunny dining area make you the perfect choice for families seeking flexibility and comfort.
Now, the decorative official has sold the three-bedroom home in Sycamore St 10 that he bought in 2012 with his wife Kelly, and the couple is ready to join their three daughters in the area and faithful former dog Blue.
“We love this home, but with three growing girls, we’re ready for something bigger and blue to stretch his legs,” Mr Williams said.
The family headed to Thailand during a sales event and skipped the pressure of opening up, while Ray White Geelong West Agent and auctioneer Alex Ilyin kept running smoothly.
Built-in barbecue, bar fridge, ceiling fan and wood functional wall turn the open air area into an entertainer’s dream.
The updated bathroom mixes crisp white finish with modern tile and large family-friendly vanity.
“It’s never fun to sell a home with three kids,” Williams said.
“We update WhatsApp every week. It’s stress-free and we ended up getting more than hope.”
Alex Ilyin of Ray White Geelong West was happy with the results.
“Families seeking to prepare for moving have a strong interest,” said Yiliin.
“This house has it all – outdoor kitchen, deck, stove, double driveway and secure fence.”
Polished wood countertops, glossy cabinets and stainless steel appliances titled is the home’s central kitchen wheels.
This is one of three bedrooms, a fun and colorful retreat perfect for a growing family.
The renovated home features two spacious living areas, a modern kitchen with wooden countertops and stainless steel appliances, a study corner, two bathrooms and a wrap-around bench in the dining area.
Outdoors, the undercover open-air area is fully equipped with built-in BBQ, bar fridge, ceiling fans, speakers and slatted wood walls overlooking the landscaped lawn and children’s play area.
The 630 m2 corner block offers double crossovers, power doors, vegetable patches and full fences – perfect for young families and pet owners.
The backyard includes vegetarian beds, lawns and Cubbyhouse, making it a safe outdoor paradise for children and pets.
House prices in Hamlin Heights have risen 8.2% over the past year, with the median suburbs now at $742,500, according to PropTrack.
Mr Erin said homes with flexible layouts and land on land within Geelong continue to attract Melbourne buyers to seek lifestyles and value.
Senior police officer Brendan Williams and his wife Kelly upgraded locally after selling their three daughters’ homes.
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