Welcome to what was one of the most exciting auctions we’ve seen so far this year: 18 Surf Road, Maroochydore.
Saturday the 22nd of February saw this gorgeous four bedroom, renovated home in Maroochydore go under the hammer, with a crowd of 80 in attendance and 8 registered bidders all competing for their dream home.
The once obvious distinct difference in prices between Alexandra Headland and Maroochydore continues to blur.
After an intensive five week Auction campaign with very strong numbers attending each open for inspection, we were sure this home would draw significant interest being in such a central location and being suitable for both families and downsizers. The auction day culminated in 8 registered bidders and a sale price of $1,010,000.
The auction was well contested so the owners were clear they had a very good snapshot of what the market was prepared to offer and after 26 bids, the home sold for a street record to an extremely lovely couple who grew up in the area, left for a while but dearly wanted to return to a location they loved. CLICK HERE to watch our Auction Wrap Up video from the day.
Seeing these types of numbers is a great confidence boost to any local home owner that is renovating and thinking of selling.
If you are considering renovating to sell I would love to help out and give you ideas on what will maximise your return to ensure your time and money is well spent.
Jason Mills
Sales & Marketing Consultant
0417 343 289 | j.mills@raywhite.com
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