A renovated 1920s character home on 589sqm, elevated and private, with the bay in front of it. We took it to the market by tender. It sold before the tender closed, thirteen days after it was listed, for $165,000 above the rating valuation.
Built in 1920 and renovated, with central heating, Lossnay ventilation, a covered entertaining area, flat established gardens and a studio or office space. Concept drawings for an extension came with it.
A tender puts every buyer on the same date and lets the market set the number rather than the asking price doing it. The LIM and the builder’s report were available after a viewing, so buyers could do their work early.
Thirteen days on the market, at $1,155,000 against a $990,000 rating valuation.
Property details, method of sale and tender date from the tommys.co.nz listing T26591, read 7 September 2026. Sale price, sale date and rating valuation from the public record.
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“Thanks Jason for all of your hard work. Kept us in the loop throughout with excellent communication and went the extra mile to get it over the line!”
