Woollahra tops Sydney weekend auctions

Woollahra tops Sydney weekend auctions
Andrea DixonOctober 7, 2014

Sydney’s most expensive residential property to sell at auction last weekend was traded for $2.8 million in Sydney’s inner eastern suburb of Woollahra.

The four-bedroom 1920s-built house at 28a View Street last sold in 2010 for $1.66 million as a run down bungalow, according to APM. It was subsequently renovated in the French Provincial-style and sold through McGrath Coogee.

According to RP Data, in January the median house price for Woollahra spiked at $3.65 million – which was the highest monthly figure for several years. 

The annual change in median house price is 2.3%, but over five years it is closer to 20%.

Other recent house sales in the area include $4.175 million in John Street and $3.3 million in Moncur Street. 

The highest price paid in Woollahra in the past 12 months was $14.5 million for 12 Wallaroy Road.

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