The former prison chat in the backyard of the Highett -House.
A former police officer in the southeast of Melbourne with a prison chat in the back garden that was locked up yesterday in a sale of seven digits.
The former police station on 1082 Nepean Highway, Highett, now a house with five bedrooms, turned out to be a hot building when it was sold for $ 1.115 million under the hammer.
Ray White Carnegie director Tom Grieve refused to comment on the selling price, but the Herald Sun attended the auction.
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Mr. Grieve said that police enthusiasts and history lovers belonged to one of the auctions.
“Someone who came to look at the auction who actually wanted to buy the door of the prison, which is quite cool, it is quite heavy with all the bolts and locks,” said Mr. Grieve.
The buyers of the house, Jess and her partner, said they hoped to renovate the place of residence and possibly rent out on the track.
“At the moment we would like to come in and get the carpet up,” Jess said.
“Who knows what we will find, I am excited to see what it will bring.”
She said that they would probably keep the old prison skills as a storage space.
The couple previously renovated their first home and found newspapers from the 1940s and milk bottles in the process.
The Highett home was mentioned with a demand range of $ 1.2 million- $ 1.3 million.
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1082 Nepean Highway, Highett, served as a police station before he was converted into a house with five bedrooms.
The house is in a growthatterie.
A concrete toilet in the ex-jail cell that is now used for storage purposes.
In the east of the city, one of the most expensive sale of Saturday was a house around 18-1892 at 37 Mayston St, Hawthorn East, which changed owner for $ 3,831 million.
Jellis Craig Boroenondara’s Mark Salvati said the auction “Firecracker” started with an $ 3.5 million bid.
“There were two bidders and it was like ping pong between the two,” said Mr. Salvati.
He noted that the Melbourne locations from his office had seen high approval rates in recent weeks.
According to Proptrack, Victoria registered a provisional clearance of 66.6 percent of 410 early auction results this week this week.
A total of 795 houses in the entire state are planned to go under the hammer next week.
37 Mayston St, Hawthorn East, is called Easington. The house with three bedrooms was renovated about 17 years ago and extensively by architect David Neil van Neil Architecture.
High ceilings and marble open fireplaces in the house that is close to Camberwell Junction.
Ray White Victoria’s most important auctioneer Jeremy Tyrell with the reserve bench that meets on Monday and Tuesday, a potential rate reduction “could open the sheets of the stock burst”.
“Buyers’ confidence during the week was very strong, because the competition increased with buyers who wanted to come in front of the market before falling further,” added Mr Tyrell.
“While the real estate market is starting to see positive growth in the entire state and in the capital, the stage is planned for a large sales season for spring.”
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