A two bedroom cottage on an 88 square metre section at Grey Lynn in Auckland has been sold at auction by Bayleys for $940,000, which was $10,681 per square metre.
The two storey, renovated cottage had two bedrooms, a single bathroom, a floor area of 87 square metres and like many homes in Grey Lynn, no car park. It opened out at the rear to an enclosed courtyard. (See photos below).
Nearby, a house in Westmere fetched $1.25 million, and a villa in Ponsonby went for $1.825 million.
Moving further out into the suburbs a 1960s four bedroom weatherboard house in New Windsor sold for $766,000, a three bedroom brick and tile house in Dannemora fetched $901,000 and a three bedroom house at Stanmore Bay on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula sold for $553,000.
At Bayleys residential auctions around the rest of the country, a house in Morrinsville sold by mortgagee auction went for $126,000, a modern, two level home at Lake Rotoiti went for $560,000, an oceanside townhouse at Mt Maunganui fetched $1.55 million, and a four bedroom house on a 1578 square metre section at St Albans in Christchurch sold under the hammer for $686,000.
To see the results of Bayleys residential auctions from around the country last week, with photos of all properties and details of those that didn't sell, click on the links below for the areas you are interested in.
To see Bayleys Auckland auction results click on this link.
To see Bayleys Rotorua auction results click on this link.
To see Bayleys Tauranga auction results click on this link.
To see more Bayleys Tauranga auction results click on this link.
To see Bayleys Waikato auction results click on this link.
To see Bayleys Christchurch auction results, click on this link.
Below: The interior of the two bedroom Grey Lynn cottage that sold for $940,000.
Below: The courtyard of the two bedroom Grey Lynn cottage that sold for $940,000.
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