Low key coastal Victorian Easter auction results

The Easter weekend's priciest auction offering, Lido at Portsea (pictured above), didn't sell at 148 Back Beach Road.

Kay & Burton had Lido, a classic two storey holiday home with plenty of accommodation, decking, swimming pool and private gardens on 1,500 square metres with views over Port Phillip Bay and the Southern Peninsula coastline. But it did not sell.

But plenty of low-key sales were achieved, especially at Victoria's coastal locations, and most came with undisclosed auction and private treaty prices.

Disclosed auction sales on Saturday and Sunday peaked with a cottage sale of $395,000 at St Andrews Beach. It last sold in 2007 at $270,000.

The 31 Tiberus Street, St Andrews Beach was a permanent rental at $230 a week. It was listed with $295,000 plus price guidance through hockingstuart.

Land sales ranged up to a $265,000 block of land at San Remo.

There were no bids when 8 River Reserve Road, Aireys Inlet was put to auction, having been listed with $950,000 plus hopes.

A Fairhaven holiday house has sold for $3 million before its scheduled Easter Sunday auction.

The double storey home at Lialeeta Road was listed with $2.75 million to $3 million price expectations by Marty Maher and Mim Atkinson of Great Ocean Properties Aireys Inlet.

Kay & Burton secured a Blairgowrie sale at an undisclosed price. It last sold in 2007 at $1.23 million.

A Talbot Street, Barwon Heads house sold at an undisclosed price as did 41 The Esplanade, Portarlington, which had been a private treaty offering with $849,000 hopes.