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The Greenvale home sold for $850,000 for hammers, to the first-place buyers Olga and Guiseppe after five bidding auctions.
A young Greenville family sold the first house under the hammer for $850,000, and handed it over to the first person after a pair of nine years of ownership.
Sellers Ryan and Michelle Sacco bought 32 Ventura as the first home buyer and raised two kids in the house, which included modern design, open plan living and a low maintenance backyard.
“To be honest, it’s just the design of the house,” Sarco said.
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“It has a very modern, smart layout that just works and the moment we see it we can imagine ourselves living here.”
The house became the core of their family life and the lounge was particularly fond of.
“That’s our preferred space – open, bright, and perfect for spending time with a family,” he said.
A 32-year-old buyer welcomes the home of a young family for nine years with a wide entrance and bright front bedroom at 32 Greenville.
The sun-hide zone is a supplier’s favorite place and provides a seamless flow to the outdoor entertainment area.
“It’s perfect. We have raised two kids here and everything about the house is suitable for the needs of our young family.”
“The most prominent memory may be just the kids who play in the bedroom when they were kids. Those early years, hearing them laughing and running around, with you.”
The deal marks a “bitter and bittersweet” moment when they prepare to upgrade, the couple said.
“This is our first family home, and it’s always special,” Sarco said.
Ray White Agents Malek Younan and Adem Karahan won the first auction along with first shoppers Olga and Guiseppe.
Stone benchtop, stainless steel appliances and mirrors with splash titles are sleek functional kitchen.
“But for the most part, we’re just happy. Happy we have the opportunity to enjoy it, and now others will.”
Successful buyers Olga and Guiseppe are attending their first auction after they recently obtained permanent residence in Australia. Olga was originally from Russia, and Guiseppe was from Italy.
“This is our first auction and our last one,” Olga said.
Separate laundry and muddy rooms add extra convenience to the family living in this well-designed single-story Greenville home.
Alfresco and low maintenance homes provide the perfect setting for kids, pets and weekend entertainment.
“We were shocked and excited.
“We saw a lot of people at auction and everyone was bidding, so we thought we might be in trouble, but it worked very well for us.”
Malek Younan, director and auctioneer at Ray White Gladstone Park, said the home attracted 61 buyer groups in the shortened three-week campaign, with five active bidders on auction day.
“The bidding opened at $700,000, which ultimately boiled down to two bidders,” said Yunan.
The central bathroom features floor-to-ceiling tiles, wide vanity and a modern separate bathtub.
“The winning bid was handed over to a lovely first home buyer.”
Mr. Eunan said the home’s single-story layout and quality finishes attracted a wide range of buyers.
“This is particularly attractive for those looking for low maintenance and descent measures near transportation, Parklands,” he said.
One of three bedrooms in Greenvale homes, each with built-in robes and filled with natural light.
The director of Ray White Gladstone added that confidence restored Melbourne’s external north.
“Sydney and Queensland have their runs and it’s time for Melbourne to shine again,” he said.
“We were overdue for the rebound and Greenvale led the charge.”
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