WATCH THE REPLAYS: Brisbane auctions to watch this weekend

It was another huge day of auction action across Brisbane as the River City’s property market continues to pop. WATCH THE DAY’S REPLAYS!

Our live auction coverage starts in Brisbane’s north where two homes are returning to market after less than two years.

Then we head to Brisbane’s south where three homes are going under the hammer for the first time since being built decades ago. And our feature property of the day is a renovated Queenslander behind wrought iron gates at 73 Barton Rd, Hawthorne, which was last sold in 2016. If that road sounds familiar, it’s because we were there last weekend to see 180 Barton Rd sell for $4m, the richest auction result of the week.

SEE THE REPLAY OF 180 BARTON RD HERE

The suburbs to feature in Saturday’s live auction coverage have seen median house prices jump by between 5 to 10 per cent while this time last year, a 3 per cent rise got you in the Top 10.

Our auctions will livestream between 9am and 6pm, with replays available soon afterwards, and be sure to follow our Hammer Time auction results blog on the couriermail.com.au homepage to complete our comprehensive coverage of Brisbane’s major auction day.

SEE THE AUCTION LINE-UP BELOW

REPLAY: Kedron Park Queenslander sells for $1.657m

9AM – 22 Batten St, Kedron

4 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 647 sqm

We’re starting the day in Brisbane’s north where this 1920s Queenslander has been fully renovated since it was last sold in 2019. Its location, next to the award-winning Bradbury Park is among its standout features. Front bedrooms face the balcony overlooking the park, while open-plan kitchen and living areas have easy access to the rear deck with stairs leading down to a grassed backyard and glass-fenced in-ground swimming pool.

Kedron’s median house price has jumped by 10.4 per cent to $1.04m in the three months to September.

Agents: Matthew Jabs and Ross Armstrong, Place Newmarket

Auctioneer: Peter Burgin, Place Estate Agents

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

22 Batten St, Kedron, will go to auction at 9am

REPLAY: Clayfield’s ‘best family home’ sold for $2.056m

10AM – 11 Jolly St, Clayfield

5 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car on 458 sqm

Returning to market after 17 months is this classic Queensland home with contemporary touches that selling agents are touting as ‘quite possibly Clayfield’s best family home’.

You be the judge: a central kitchen hub with visibility to the outdoor entertaining areas, backyard pool and cabana, multiple living areas, a fireplace in the lounge, and a ground floor guest room with its own entry into the house and a separate office.

Clayfield’s median house price is $1.495m after increasing by 5.4 per cent in the three months to September. For the same quarter last year, house prices grew by 3.4 per cent.

Agents: Drew Davies and Tanya Mitchell, Place Ascot

Auctioneer: Peter Burgin, Place Estate Agents

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

11 Jolly St, Clayfield, will go to auction at 10am

REPLAY: ‘Untouched gem’ in Norman Park sold for $2.4m

11AM – 16 Dickens St, Norman Park

3 Bed / 1 Bath / 2 Car on 810 sqm

Crossing the river to Brisbane’s inner-east takes us to ‘Cranley’, an untouched gem on the market for the first time in the sought-after Poet’s Corner precinct of Norman Park. As Charles Dickens once wrote: “Change begets change. Nothing propagates so fast.” And developers will be interested in this large block’s low to medium residential zoning to make some changes of their own. But the house itself would make an ideal renovation project, with high pressed ceiling details, breezeways, VJ walls, French doors and timber flooring. Legend has it that Poet’s Corner was named after an English poet who lived on the corner of what is now Thackery and Wordsworth sts in the late 1800s and all streets in the area are named after famous poets. Norman Park’s median house price has increased by 6.5 per cent to $1.272m in the three months to September.

Agent: Darcy Lord, Belle Property Bulimba

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

16 Dickens St, Norman Park, will go to auction at 11am

REPLAY: SELF-CONTAINED COOPERS PLAINS LIVING SELLS FOR $1.135M

NOON – 46 Hammersmith St, Coopers Plains

5 Bed / 3 Bath / 4 Car on 400 sqm

We’re driving further south to Coopers Plains, a former convict settlement that is now a thriving family-focused neighbourhood that is a 20-minute train ride from the city, close to top ranking state schools, Griffith University and parklands. Built in 2015, 46 Hammersmith St has self-contained living on both levels, making it a valuable investment opportunity. House prices in Coopers Plains have jumped by 8.9 per cent to $747,325 in the three months to September.

Agents: Mark Diamond and Patrick Agnew, Atlas Brisbane

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

46 Hammersmith St, Coopers Plains, will go to auction at noon.

AUCTION REPLAY: HAWTHORNE STUNNER SELLS FOR $4.235M

1.45PM – 73 Barton Rd, Hawthorne

5 Bed / 4 Bath / 4 Car on 850 sqm

Still in Brisbane’s south, this home in Hawthorne’s river avenue precinct has undergone a masterful renovation. The facade, 3m ceilings, VJs and original ceiling roses of the 1920s home are celebrated while everything else behind the wrought iron front gates has been meticulously crafted to create a luxury executive residence. There is an entertainer’s kitchen with a 2.4m long honed Calacatta island bench, a ground floor guest suite, and outdoor retreats with a built-in barbecue and a 17m long sola-heated pool. Hawthorne’s median house price has increased by 7.7 per cent to $1.667m in the three months to September.

Agent: Tony O’Doherty, Belle Property Bulimba

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

73 Barton Rd, Hawthorne, will go to auction at 1.45pm

AUCTION REPLAY - 8 OTWAY PLACE, PARKINSON SOLD FOR $1M

3PM – 8 Otway Place, Parkinson

5 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 700 sqm

Parkinson is nearly 30km south of Brisbane, where CoreLogic property data shows median house prices have increased by 5 per cent in three months to $788,417. During the same quarter last year, house prices grew 3 per cent to $740,000.

This renovated family home is in a quiet cul-de-sac, close to shops and major motorways, with a covered patio overlooking the pool, waterfall and landscaped gardens.

Agent: Jason Song, Place Sunnybank

Auctioneer: Mark Frater, Place Estate Agents

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

8 Otway Place, Parkinson, will go to auction at 3pm

AUCTION REPLAY: 22 WOODLEA ST, MOOROOKA - SOLD FOR $1.06M

5PM – 22 Woodlea St, Moorooka

3 Bed / 1 Bath / 2 Car on 625 sqm

A large, original-condition post war house being offered to market for the first time. It is move-in ready, but could also be renovated or redeveloped. With high ceilings and timber floors, the house has a separate kitchen and level lawns with an in-ground swimming pool. Moorooka’s median house price has climbed 8 per cent to $885,573 in the three months to September, CoreLogic property data shows. For the same quarter last year, house prices increased by 1.7 per cent.

Agents: Mark Diamond and Patrick Agnew, Altas Brisbane.

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

22 Woodlea St, Moorooka, will go to auction at 5pm

AUCTION REPLAY: 17 LISBURN ST, EAST BRISBANE - SOLD FOR $1.6M

6PM – 17 Lisburn St, East Brisbane

3 Bed / 2 Bath / 1 Car on 678 sqm

For the first time since being built nearly 40 years ago, this original-condition home is coming to market and it has something for everyone, with the potential to subdivide, renovate, raise and create a family home, or just land bank in a precinct that will benefit from infrastructure around the 2032 Olympic Games. East Brisbane’s median house price has increased by 5.1 per cent to $1.161m in the three months to September.

Agents: James Curtain and Chris Dixon

Auctioneer: Peter Burgin, Place Estate Agents

Livestreamer: Bradley Clarke

17 Lisburn St, East Brisbane, will go to auction at 6pm