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LIVE AUCTIONS: Abandoned Kallangur home with raunchy contents sells for $518,500

A trashed and abandoned home at 40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur has sold under the hammer for $518,500 with an opening bid of $400,000. FIND OUT MORE

40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur
40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur

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Abandoned Kallangur home with raunchy contents sells for $518,500


40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur contained some raunchy contents left behind
40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur contained some raunchy contents left behind

A trashed and abandoned home at 40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur has sold under the hammer for $518,500 with an opening bid of $400,000.
The home comes with all the contents left behind in including a raunchy playboy magazine.
Auctioneer Justin Nickerson from Apollo Auction said the auction was a trustee sale and hadn’t been occupied for a number of years.
"The value is in the land and potentially that was the attractive part," Mr Nickerson said.

40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur Agents: Simon and Liam Booker, LJ Hooker Property Connections
40 Sheehan Street, Kallangur Agents: Simon and Liam Booker, LJ Hooker Property Connections

"We often talk about presentation being of one of the reasons to an achieving a premium price.
"When a property is in this state does it hinder it, does it help it? The negative or the drawback is that it was being sold as is where is. The clearing out is the responsibility of the buyer."
Mr Nickerson joked that the buyer has to decide whether they keep the old playboy mags on the ground.
"The new owners from my understanding will be investing. The bones of the house were pretty good," he said.

The new owners will be required to remove all the contents of the home.
The new owners will be required to remove all the contents of the home.

"When a property is in this condition it draws attention to the property. It can work as a positive as people get alerted to it. I think it brings in a whole range of buyers and see it as an entry point into a suburb. There is a whole different variety of people that creates competition to getting the best price."

701/22 Station Street, Nundah


701/22 Station Street, Nundah
701/22 Station Street, Nundah

A three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment at 701/22 Station Street, Nundah has sold under the hammer with a suburb record breaking price of $1.5m with an opening bid of $800,000.
There were 10 registered bidders at the auction.
Property agent Simon Petrie from Ray White New Farm said the campaign was positive with an increased interest from buyers and the auction was very interesting.
“We had a positive campaign and pretty good interest from the buyers in regards to the property,” Mr Petrie said.
“We had six pre-registered bidders before the auction and It has been a record breaking auction, setting a new record in Nundah properties.”
“In regards to the market, there has been a positive start to the year with high buying demand, there is confidence for buyers and sellers as it is a good time to buy or invest.”

Newstead apartment sells for $1.35m


904/71 Doggett Street, Newstead  Agents: Brandon Wortley and Selina McInTyre, Ray White Bulima
904/71 Doggett Street, Newstead Agents: Brandon Wortley and Selina McInTyre, Ray White Bulima

A three bedroom, two-bathroom penthouse apartment at 904/71 Doggett Street, Newstead has sold under the hammer for $1.35m with an opening bid of $1.1m.
There were five registered bidders in the auction and had around 15 bids in the auction round.
Property agent Brandon Wortley from Ray White Bulimba said the auction was competitive and today was the strongest auction day in the last 6-12 months.
“The apartments listed for the weekend were sold out for me and my colleagues, selling all the six properties,” Mr Wortley said.
“The market is looking very strong with the interest of investors back in the rental market.
“There is a start of a trend of people preferring apartments in the city and around, making the apartment market more in demand.
"The ninth floor apartment had one of the best layouts and designs in the building with an amazing view of Brisbane City."

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