65-67 Charles Street, PRAHRAN


65-67 Charles Street, PRAHRAN

PASSED IN - $1,400,000
Quite a surreal auction all round. It began with delays due to trouble locating keys to the property for inspection. Still, 70 people thought this twin house auction was worth the wait in the cold. Auctioneer George Metax located three bidders, one opening the bidding at $1,200,000. Mr Metax responded with a vendor bid of $1,300,000 and the auction took off in right direction. A couple of breaks, a lot of 'is it on the market yet?' and the property eventually passed in at $1,400,000.
3
Saturday 17 July 2010, 3:00pm
George Metax, Barry Plant
$1,200,000
$1,400,000
Passed In
3
70
Expected/Normal


Julia Atkinson

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