Pizza Bite – owners sell Salisbury Heights Family Home – Realestate.com.au

The Salisbury Heights house of a local business couple that supports the homeless has been arrested in a deal of millions of dollars.

Les and Michelle Hanna, who own Redwood Park Business Pizza Bite, sold their house with five bedrooms at 11 am The Outlook for $ 1,255 million at an auction.

The Hannas are known for donating meals and other items to support the homeless community of Adelaide through their company.

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The real estate was from the owners of pizzabott.

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Almost 100 people attended the auction.

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They expanded that generosity on an auction day and delivered pizza to the nearly 100 potential buyers and spectators who were present.

Sales agent and auctioneer Sam Doman, from Ray White Tree Gully, said that there was a “great atmosphere” on the day.

“The whole street came out,” he said.

“All friends and neighbors were there. It was a real community moment.”

Doman said that the buyers who saw the house for the first time on an auction day were locally.

“All (potential) buyers loved the family atmosphere of the house,” said Mr. Doman.

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The owners build the property 20 years ago.

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It was a family house that organized many milestone celebrations over the years.

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A local couple bought the building.

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“The kitchen is central to the living and entertaining area, it is a house that is designed for family life.”

The Hannas built the house 20 years ago and raised three children there in that period and organized many meetings.

Hanna said that leaving the building was emotional.

“Two of our children had their weddings here – we had the drums going and cared for more than 100 people in the back garden,” he said.

“We had so many good times, catering vans and such.”

The couple has moved a few suburbs to a smaller building.