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Christchurch RESIDENTIAL AUCTION RESULTS FOR HARCOURTS CHRISTCHURCH AUCTIONS TO 16TH JUNE Listing office Suburb Address Type Listing number Auctioneer Auction date Result Amount sold Papanui Fendalton 3 Chepstow Avenue H PI58353 Ben Deans 11/06/2019 SP $725,000 Ilam 2 Bryndwr 188 Aorangi Road A IM51948 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 S $405,000 Bishopdale Burnside 41 Sevenoaks Drive - BD9814 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 PI - Ilam 2 Fendalton 144 Totara Street A IM51936 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 S $1,380,000 Fendalton Fendalton 39 Waiwetu Street A FE7346 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 SA ND Ilam Fendalton 30 Glandovey Road A IL2301 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 PI - Merivale Ilam 5 Joyce Crescent A MVE6285 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 S $760,000 Ilam 2 Northwood 2 Rindle Lane A IM51920 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 S $625,000 Ilam 2 Richmond 105 Petrie Street A IM51939 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 S $315,000 City Sockburn 66 Epsom Road - CR38365 Roger Dawson 12/06/2019 PI - Merivale Somerfield 40 Somerfield Street A MVE6286 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 PI - City Somerfield 2 Frankleigh Street - CR38367 Roger Dawson 12/06/2019 S $252,000 St Albans St Albans 3 McFaddens Road A ST7570 Mark McGoldrick 12/06/2019 S $230,000 Ferrymead Woolston 32 Portman Street - FM5528 Ned Allison 12/06/2019 S $226,000 New Brighton Aranui 404 Breezes Road H NB3427 Ben Deans 13/06/2019 S $171,000 Avonhead Avonhead 18 Althorp Place - AH5039 Lisa Yardley 13/06/2019 S $712,500 Avonhead Avonhead 219 Maidstone Road - AH5042 Lisa Yardley 13/06/2019 PI - Ferrymead Bryndwr 21b Wairakei Road - FM5519 Ned Allison 13/06/2019 PI - Avonhead Burnside 118 Memorial Avenue - AH50146 Lisa Yardley 13/06/2019 PI - Beckenham Burwood 1/ 19 Waitikiri Drive - BE193297 Ned Allison 13/06/2019 PI - Papanui Fendalton 15B Konini Street H PI58248 Ben Deans 13/06/2019 S $1,475,000 Papanui Harewood 5 Waterview Court H PI58339 Ben Deans 13/06/2019 PI - KEY Type: A – apartment, U – unit, T – townhouse, H – detached house/villa, L - lifestyle Outcome: S – sold at auction, SP – sold prior, PI – passed in, VB – vendor bid, W – withdrawn prior, SA – sold after auction, NC – not called, A – available for Amount: ND – not disclosed, NA – not available, N – price by negotiation These auction results are compiled by Harcourts New Zealand based on results collected on or prior to Sunday 16th June by participating Harcourts offices. While every effort has been made to ensure that this information is accurate, Harcourts does not accept liability to any person for the information provided. RESIDENTIAL AUCTION RESULTS FOR HARCOURTS CHRISTCHURCH AUCTIONS TO 16TH JUNE Papanui Harewood 360 Johns Road H PI58367 Tim McGoldrick 13/06/2019 PI - Beckenham Hoon Hay 46 Mathers Road - BE193302 Ned Allison 13/06/2019 PI - Papanui Lincoln 1142 Springs Road H PI57775 Ben Deans 13/06/2019 PI - Riccarton Prebbleton 4 Platform Way - RN6486 Roger Dawson 13/06/2019 S $750,000 Redwood Waimairi Beach 74 Aston Drive H RD7237 Tim McGoldrick 13/06/2019 PI - Riccarton Woolston 171 MacKenzie Avenue - RN6489 Ned Allison 13/06/2019 S $248,000 KEY Type: A – apartment, U – unit, T – townhouse, H – detached house/villa, L - lifestyle Outcome: S – sold at auction, SP – sold prior, PI – passed in, VB – vendor bid, W – withdrawn prior, SA – sold after auction, NC – not called, A – available for Amount: ND – not disclosed, NA – not available, N – price by negotiation These auction results are compiled by Harcourts New Zealand based on results collected on or prior to Sunday 16th June by participating Harcourts offices. While every effort has been made to ensure that this information is accurate, Harcourts does not accept liability to any person for the information provided. .
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