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Rowville family homes sold for $1.2 billion, more than $100,000 above the top of its price guide.
A Rowville family that spent nearly a decade sold their dream home for $1.2 billion, with its price guide topped with over $100,000.
Suppliers Mary and Nick Nikos have $1 million to $1.1 million hopes for the renovated three-bedroom home, but throughout the event, a strong interest translates into fierce competition on auction day.
After the market announced the house to be $1.1 million, four bidders made a bid in increments of $10,000 and $4,000 before shrinking to the final $500 bid.
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Corelogic Records shows that the couple bought 2 Moama Places for $630,000 in 2015 and highlighted home features and warm, timeless design.
What is their favorite addition?
Mary describes it as an open kitchen for “Family Heart,” a space once owned by over 40 people at family events.
The original kitchen before renovation has now become a warm open-plan artist center, described as the “heart of family.”
The refurbished open kitchen has hosted 40 guests and helped seal the $1.2 million sale, including Bosch Thectriances and Oak floors.
“We’ve made the baby a first step here, we’ve had huge gatherings full of memories,” she said.
“It’s bittersweet, but fourth on the way, it’s time to start the next chapter.”
The house is directly against the Watford Valley Golf Course and features solid American oak flooring, Bosch appliances, floor-floor bathroom heating, solar panels, and a 48m2 shed with kitchenette and toilet, perfect for the perfect car model, trade or family business use.
The backyard before landscaping and upgrading was now replaced by a family-friendly space for Watford Valley Golf Course.
The exterior upgrade with sheds, solar panels and a direct golf course provides access to a lifestyle combination that has sparked intense auction interest in Melbourne’s southeast homes.
Median home prices in Rowville have risen 5.2% over the past year to $970,000, and in a quiet courtroom, family housing continues to attract strong buyers demand.
Mr Gigis said Rowell’s balance between green spaces, schools and family-friendly infrastructure is continuing to strengthen confidence between promotions and long-term owner occupation.
The stylish bathroom includes floor heating, which is just one of many high-end touches that attract owners to occupy.
The 48 m2 kitchenette and toilet are perfect for human holes, transactions or home businesses, adding serious buyer appeal.
“This is not the property of investors,” Mr. Gigis said.
“This is a real family home on a trail with a golf course to admire.
These homes are becoming increasingly difficult to find, buyers know. ”
The seating area is pre-decorated and is now a modern, lightweight family space with fireplace and oak floors.
Remodeled with a living room with fireplace, perfect for a part of a family gathering with a focus on warmth and functionality.
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