24 Boxshall Street, BRIGHTON


24 Boxshall Street, BRIGHTON

PASSED IN - $3,000,000
Very strong vibe felt at this auction with almost 150 people enjoying the afternoon sun in the heart of Middle Brighton, lazing around the grounds of Brighton Library. Auctioneer David Hart, however, was unable to extract any bids after his vendor bid of $3,000,000. The property passed in at this price, and despite the lack of auction action the atmosphere was buzzing.
1
Saturday 31 July 2010, 1:30pm
David Hart, Buxton
$3,000,000(Vendor Bid)
$3,000,000(Vendor Pass)
Passed In
1
145
Quiet


Julia Atkinson

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James Home Ratings Report - 24 Boxshall Street, BRIGHTON

UNDISCLOSED RATING
4
4
2
453sqm
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