A “very humble” young doctor was prepared to pay whatever it took at auction to win the home for himself and his mother.
Fearon said the auction result well exceeded the expectations of the vendors, both lawyers.“[The buyer] was a young doctor and really humble, very humble. He was just prepared to pay whatever it took to secure it for him and his mother,” she said. “It’s a lovely spot and houses don’t come up [often]. It’s got [a] nice aspect and it’s private.
“Because it was a corner block, their granny flat had its own separate side access; it’s completely separate from the main house,” he said. Selling agent Michael Ke Ma from Belle Property Strathfield said the builder had a commercial high-end project fit-out background.In Roseville, a four-bedroom property atSelling agent James Sutton from McGrath Wahroonga said there was huge interest in the property with 350 inquiries and 19 contracts sent out.“It’s a really nice house, really well renovated, super fresh ... turnkey.”
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