Properties in Allenby Gardens, Largs Bay and Wayville among SA homes going to auction on March 4, 2023 | Replays

Hopeful househunters are out in droves this weekend, with more than 120 properties going under the hammer across SA. Catch the live auction replays.

The auction action was picking up in South Australia, with more than 120 homes set to go under the hammer across the state by the end of the weekend.

According to PropTrack, 123 homes were set to hit the auction block this weekend, with 118 of these in metro Adelaide, and the other five in regional SA.

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And thanks to our auction streaming partner Gavl, we’ve been live streaming 12 of them here on Saturday.

According to the data, Munno Para Downs in the northern suburbs is the state’s top auction suburb for the week, with six homes there set to go under the hammer by the end of Sunday.

Prospect, on the city’s northern fringe, claimed the second spot with five, while Glengowrie, Hillcrest and Largs Bay each have three properties hitting the auction block this week.

PropTrack economist Anne Flaherty said while auction activity was strong across Australia, the number of properties being taken to auction was down 8 per cent on this time last year.

“While the total number of properties being auctioned has picked up over February, the supply of homes for sale remains relatively constrained,” she said.

“This is cushioning the impact of higher interest rates on prices and supporting a pick-up in auction clearance rates.

“Clearance rates have steadily risen since January, reaching 65 per cent over the weekend just past – well above the level averaged over the second half of 2022.”

23 Lewanick Street, Allenby Gardens

Of the 12 auctions live streamed here on Saturday, 23 Lewanick St, Allenby Gardens was among the first to hit the auction block.

Going under the hammer at 10am, the home has four bedrooms and its online listing describes it as having “new additions that go far beyond its deftly repointed stone facade, new fencing, and immaculate, irrigated landscaping across the generous 741 sqm allotment – gardens stealing prime time for it pristine arrival formality and vast backyard magic that buffers your all-weather entertaining so beautifully.”

This one was being sold through Ray White Woodville and is being marketed without a price guide.

337 Military Road, Largs Bay

Then at 11.30, a renovated family home at 337 Military Rd, Largs Bay went under the hammer.

Set on a 1009 sqm allotment, the home was bound to appeal to families due to its five bedrooms, three bathrooms and its numerous lifestyle features.

According to the online listing, “the expense and detail poured into this up to five-bed/three-bath home is immense: a fully tiled infinity pool, over 20kW solar, a 6-car garage with 3.6m ceilings, a two roomed attic, full sauna, wine cellar, plus a full second kitchen.”

This one was being sold through Harcourts Smith without a price guide.

34 Le Hunte Street, Wayville

Then at 3.30pm, a Torrens title character home hit the auction block.

Built in 1940, this one has been renovated throughout and offers low-maintenance living on its 413 sqm allotment.

Its online listing says: “Inside, a fresh and undeniably tasteful renovation defines this blemish free, light-drenched home with a striking 2018-built kitchen, double bedrooms, hardwood floors, high ceilings with Art Deco roses and a gorgeous lounge room that steps through French doors and onto a paved alfresco patio. Perfection.”

This one was being sold through Ouwens Casserly Real Estate and carries a price guide of $850,000.

So join us on Saturday for our auction live stream and don’t miss any of the action.