The luxurious lifestyle property complete with tennis courts attracted five registered bidders and made a tidy windfall for its vendor.
A premium lifestyle property complete with tennis courts sold for $9.5 million in Wahroonga at auction on Saturday.generated huge interest with 91 groups shown through the address during the campaign.After several $100,000 and $50,000 bids it sold for $9.5 million, meeting both the guide and the reserve.
Bids of $50,000 were placed until hitting $2.3 million. Then came varying bids of $10,000 and $15,000 until the final bid of $2,450,000 closed the deal for local construction company owner John Morris. “I would have thought that with the price of construction over the last couple of years, people would have been shying away from unrenovated properties, but that doesn’t seem to be the case,” she said.
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