An owner builder who spent $2,445,000 last year on an inner-city home and gave it an extensive renovation attracted four bidders at auction.
Architects have come up with clever ways to live in terraces and small homes close to parks and playgrounds,and buyers are on board.
The winning bidders saw the ad for the five-bedroom property for the first time on Friday evening. Less than 24 hours later,the home was theirs.
Four downsizers from the suburb and surrounds registered to bid on the two-bedroom,two-bathroom home that last sold for $570,000 less than two decades ago.
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The buyer saw the property for the first time just a couple of hours before the auction.
In a battle of the parents,a family upsizing from a unit won the keys to a cottage with a back gate that opened directly to a large playground.