Prices at Bayleys latest round of Auckland residential property auctions ranged from $410,000 for a classic two bedroom, "clean and tidy" upstairs home unit with a carport in Mt Wellington, to $2.315 million for a fully renovated four bedroom villa in Freemans Bay.
Other highlights were a classic two bedroom cottage at the Balmoral end of Mt Eden which fetched $1.32 million, an extensively renovated villa in Sandringham which went for $1.7 million and a two bedroom character apartment in the St James apartment building opposite the Auckland Art Gallery, which sold for $495,000.
The Mt Eden cottage that sold for $1.32 million was located on Mewburn Ave which runs off Balmoral Rd, not far from the Balmoral shops. It was on a 526 square metre section and came with all of its original features, complete with timber joinery and classic floral carpet in the lounge.
The Sandringham villa that sold for $1.7 million was located in Burnley Tce which runs off Sandringham Rd, a couple of streets down from Eden Park and within walking distance of the Kingsland train station and cafe strip.
Other sales from the same auctions included homes in Cockle Bay ($1.345 million), Botany Downs ($770,000), Birkdale ($656,000), Milford ($1.642 million), Onehunga ($980,000), Waimauku ($900,000), West Harbour ($1.6 million), St Mary's Bay ($1.275 million), Orewa ($1.063 million), Tindalls Beach ($605,000) and Glendowie ($1.575 million).
To see the the full results from these latest auctions with photos and details of all the properties put up for sale, including the ones that didn't sell, click on this link.
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