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The Craigieburn home sold $150,000 after 15 bidders competed for bidders for the family for a 37-year period.
A Craigieburn family bid farewell to their mother’s 37-year residence in spectacular ways, with 15 bidders pushing sales prices up more than $150,000 in reserves, an emotional auction that leaves siblings speechless.
Bainbridge 58 Bainbridge Close’s neat three-bedroom home sold for $780,500 with a hammer, soared its $600,000 to $630,000 price guide on Saturday morning in front of a competitive crowd.
Paul Zwagerman, who entered the elderly care for his 91-year-old mother, sold the house with three siblings, said the results were far beyond what they hoped.
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“We are very happy with the way this auction is going to be.”
“We are happy with the open house and it’s seen a lot and we will definitely recommend the process to friends.
“I like auctions because you get fair prices and there are a lot of people bid for the value of the market.”
Smart storage, natural light and spacious desktop space put this kitchen under the impact of the buyer’s pursuit of momentum.
According to Steph Shepherdson of Ray White Craigieburn, there are 15 registered bidders, 5 live competitions, and 3 joining online from Melbourne and Sydney.
“This is definitely a cookie for auction,” Ms. Shepherdson said.
“We know we have a strong interest in entering, but it’s shocking to make $700,000.
“We certainly won’t expect this level of competition.”
The spacious and sunny main living area provides comfort, versatility and strong street appeal for families and investors.
One of the bright, playful and reasonably sized three bedrooms, including this sweet kid’s room, helps to arouse family-centric interest.
She said the sport resonated with family, developers and the first shoppers, which attracted 657 square meters of zoning flexibility and central locations near Craigieburn Plaza, Parklands and The Train Station.
The auction also reflects an increasing urgency for buyers eager to lead the market momentum, Ms. Shepardson noted that many are eager to obtain financial approval in an expectation of lower tax rates.
Undercover pergola provides seamless indoor and outdoor flow, perfect for entertaining or relaxing in the landscaped backyard.
A spacious 657 m2 block with established gardens offers some extra scramble for developers, families and investors.
“There is definitely this sentiment, and people want to strike now before pricing,” she said.
The result is bittersweetness for families, who gather on the street to watch sales.
“The kids are selling their childhood homes, and it’s very exciting for everyone,” Ms. Shepherdson said.
“But the deal means they can now comfortably support mom’s care, which also makes it a very happy outcome.”
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