We have two properties going under the hammer this weekend.

100 Crampton Street, Central
Auction Saturday 10.30am – bidder registration from 10.00 am

Circa 1907, this stunning home offers all the traditional features you would expect in a home of this era including high decorative ceilings, picture rails, decorative cornices, polished timber flooring and decorative fretwork.

Generously proportioned throughout, the home is positioned on a large 948 square metre block a short distance to cafes, restaurants and the Murrumbidgee Turf Club.

 

 

26 Sunshine Avenue, Turvey Park

Auction Saturday 11.30am – bidder registration from 11.00 am

Offering plenty of potential, don’t miss this renovation opportunity in a sought after Turvey Park location.

Traditional features throughout including timber flooring, deep set timber windows, picture rails and decorative ceilings. Add your own personal touches to make this home something truly special.

Facts about buying a home at auction

• To be able to bid at auction you will need to register prior to the auction commencing. You will be asked to give your name, address and show proof of identity.
• If you are bidding on behalf of another person, you must provide a letter of authority stating you are authorised to bid on their behalf.
• An auctioneer cannot take a bid from someone who is not registered.
• Organise your own pest and building inspection prior to the auction of the property.
• Get your finances in order before the auction. Know exactly how much you can spend.
• If successful on the day, you will need to pay a 10% deposit.
• On the fall of the hammer, if you are the highest bidder you must sign the contract.
• There is no cooling off period.
• It is worth attending as many as possible until you feel comfortable with the process and understand how it works.

To find out more information about the auction process contact one of our agents here at Fitzpatricks Real Estate on 6921 1555.