A family from Melbourne who had just inspected the house stole the keys to a rest farm of more than six hectares in an auction.
The double -housing property was acquired for $ 1.92 million after the family fell in love with it on the spot.
The rare lifestyle complex in 35 Lance RD was the largest sale of the city reported for the weekend, with four family groups that offered in front of an energetic crowd before the property passed to $ 1.85 million and was quickly negotiated to an agreement of $ 1.92 million.
Offering two totally autonomous houses, landscape gardens and radical views towards the CBD, the property had a price guide or $ 1.75m- $ 1.95my demonstrated a magnet for buyers looking for space, flexibility and long-term rise.
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Ray White Sunbury director Aaron Hill said it was one of the most unique offers that would be so close to Melbourne.
“You are only 15 minutes from the airport and about 30 (minutes) to Melbourne CBD, but you have more than six hectares, a second residence and space for the whole extended family,” said Hill.
“It’s amazing to find this great land and accommodation with access to the city.”
Hill said the winning buyers, who had inspected the house before the auction, appeared without prior notice, made the final offer and signed contracts after a negotiation of a letter.
“It really was love at first glance,” he said.
“They have a bigger rural property and wanted to be closer to the city. This cools that balance.”
The second house, a three bedroom cabin, is currently leased and offers income from rental, airbnb potential or additional family accommodation.
The four voters were families, with the double residence configuration by adding additional appeal for multihallations.
Ray White Sunbury director said that the sale price also reflected the appetite of solid buyers in the western growth corridor of Melbourne, where the largest properties remain relatively affordable.
“We had another auction in Sunbury the same weekend with five vidders and it was also sold above the reserve,” said Hill.
“This entire corridor is booming. It is still undervalued compared to the suburbs of the same distance, but people are waking up.”
While the property is not currently assigned for rezoning, Hill said the site had a long -term subdivision potential.
“It is a classic buying and retention opportunity,” he said.
“There are developers who already ensure similar lands nearby.
“In ten years, this could become a very intelligent investment.”