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Bayleys had just 18 homes for auction in Auckland last week and sold eight of them

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Bayleys had just 18 homes for auction in Auckland last week and sold eight of them

The last week was been a bit quieter in Bayleys' auctions rooms with just 18 Auckland residential properties marketed for auction and sales achieved on eight of them.

Highlights included a three bedroom house with panoramic water views set on a 9701 square metre bush clad block at Sandspit which went for $1.175 million, a modern four bedroom house up the road at Omaha that fetched $1.93 million, a two bedroom villa in Parnell that went for $1.29 million, and a modernised three bedroom, 1940s-era house in Onehunga that sold for $896,000.

South of the Bombays, three of the five properties auctioned at Bayleys' Hamilton office changed hands, including a 10 hectare section beside the Hikutaia River at Paeroa that went for $475,000, and an eight hectare grazing block on the water's edge at Miranda that went for $351,000.

In Hawke's Bay, two Havelock North properties were auctioned, with a three bedroom house on two levels selling for $473,000.

Check out the full results with photos and details of all properties including those that didn't sell, on our Auction Results page.

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