Three more surplus social housing homes in Millers Point have been sold.
The three properties sold through Raine & Horne Double Bay included 32 Kent Street, an 1870s, two-bedroom terrace at $1.5 million.
More Millers Point terraces sold off by the NSW government
Another 1870s row house, at 56 Kent Street, sold for $1.68 million.
At 42 Kent Street, (below) with harbour views, an above-expectation $2.2 million was achieved by the NSW government.
Next up are 18 Trinity Avenue, 34 Kent Street and 54 A&B Kent Street.
More than $40 million has been secured in the sell-off.
Last month Grimes Cottage, at 50 Argyle Place in Millers Point secured the highest price yet in its staggered former social housing selldown at $4.23 million.
Jonathan Chancellor
Jonathan Chancellor is one of Australia's most respected property journalists, having been at the top of the game since the early 1980s. Jonathan co-founded the property industry website Property Observer and has written for national and international publications.
