Sold: No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale. Image: delivered
Few houses have collected the price for which this modern miracle has been sold.
The residence with four bedrooms, three bathrooms on the beach on No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale, was secured for $ 2.32 million.
Less than two dozen larger Hobart -Huizen sold this year for that price or more.
And it was the second highest price for Lauderdale House, behind only the $ 3m area at no. 257 South Arm RD, which was sold in 2021.
The property was marketed by the Hobart Property Partners Andrew Wells and Shenna Rawlings agency.
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No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
Wells said that the research level was huge.
“The week it launched was one of the most viewed properties in Australia,” he said.
“We had enormous involvement in the social media campaign.
“There was interest from people from all over the country, and also internationally. These are international buyers and expats who live abroad, but in view of a return to Australia.
“The house appealed to a series of buyers who were looking for a lifestyle on the water. Some were looking for a place to live, others considered real estate as an investment option.
“It was offered quite early in the campaign.
“The buyers are from Queensland, but now call Lauderdale Home.”
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No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST is a contemporary house with vast glass panels with a view of the water while maximizing the natural light in the open residential areas.
Modern finishes and state-of-the-art devices supplement the coastal design, with seamless indoor-outdoor connectivity facilitating entertainment.
A heated swimming pool anchors the front of the building and offers a private recreation area.
The back of the house offers direct access to Lauderdale Beach via a private gate.
It was built a few years ago by the award -winning builder Andrew Lyden as his family house.
The unforgettable feature has a cantilever that floats above the driveway, creating a carport and swimming pool shadow; Custom made, honeycomb -like matrix panels; And great wood in the entire home.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
No.34 Balook ST, Lauderdale.
Mr. Lyden told the Mercury that the living room feels like a “inside” deck “.
“You can slide the doors back, and it looks like you could almost throw a fishing line in the water,” he said.
“The ceiling is built in such a way that it runs up, and it runs out, which means that you can take the whole view.”
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