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Christchurch Auction Results CHRISTCHURCH AUCTION RESULTS AUCTIONS WEEK ENDING 31st MARCH 2017 Listing Office Suburb Address Listing # Auction Date Result Amount Merivale Strowan 14B Searells Road MVE5033 29 March 2017 SOLD $772,000 Merivale St Albans 186 Knowles Street MVE5042 29 March 2017 Passed In Ilam 2 Summerfield 102 Milton Street IM57679 29 March 2017 SOLD $384,000 Fendalton Richmond 24 North Parade FE5927 29 March 2017 SOLD $401,000 Ilam 2 Ilam 38 Chatau Drive IM51121 29 March 2017 Passed In Fendalton Merivale 4/89 Carlton Mill Road FE5925 29 March 2017 SOLD $510,000 Merivale Christchurch Central 198A Salisbury Street MVE5043 29 March 2017 SOLD $490,000 Ilam 2 Fendalton 75a Harakeke Street IM51126 29 March 2017 SOLD $1,720,000 St Albans Riccarton 1 & 2/44 Kilmarnock Street ST7149 29 March 2017 SOLD $740,000 Fendalton Fendalton 6 Bannister Place FE5926 29 March 2017 Passed In Merivale Ilam 84B Memorial Avenue MVE5035 29 March 2017 SOLD $530,000 St Albans St Albans 21 Roosevelt Avenue ST7151 29 March 2017 SOLD $577,000 Fendalton Bishopdale 39 Hockey Street FE5929 29 March 2017 SOLD $492,000 Ilam 2 Addington 90 Poulson Street IM51127 29 March 2017 Passed In St Albans Cashmere 8 Plumwood Lane ST7130 29 March 2017 SOLD $610,000 Bishopdale Avonhead 22 Kedleston Dr BD8698 29 March 2017 SOLD $725,000 Bishopdale Aranui 250c Breezes Rd BD8706 29 March 2017 SOLD $90,000 Bishopdale Northwood 25 Saracen Ave BD8700 29 March 2017 Passed In Belfast Swannanoa 32 Peacock Place BF27688 29 March 2017 SOLD $645,000 Belfast St Albans 114 Knowles Street BF27878 29 March 2017 SOLD $630,000 Belfast Addington 29 Mokihi Gardens BF27862 29 March 2017 Passed In Belfast Ashley 249 Marshmans Road BF27644 29 March 2017 Passed In Rangiora Ohoka 84 Vicenza Drive RG7996 29 March 2017 Passed In Rangiora Ohoka 108 Cullen Avenue RG8038 29 March 2017 Passed In Rangiora Loburn 1439 Loburn Whiterock Road RG8056 29 March 2017 Passed In City Bryndwr 5 Royal Elm Lane CR33642 24 March 2017 SOLD $460,000 City Shirley 292 Hills Road CR33568 24 March 2017 SOLD $265,000 City Purau 15 Monalua Avenue CR33598 24 March 2017 SOLD $255,000 Ferrymead Merivale 2/83 Winchester Street FM5122 29 March 2017 SOLD $656,000 Ferrymead West Melton 11 Royston Common FM5117 29 March 2017 SOLD $945,000 City Riccarton 16 Lochee Road CR33823 29 March 2017 Passed In Riccarton Riccarton 98 Picton Avenue RN5959 29 March 2017 SOLD $512,000 Ferrymead Sumner 86 Wiggins Street FM5114 29 March 2017 SOLD $770,000 City Bishopdale 3 Newmark Street CR33633 29 March 2017 Passed In Avonhead Avonhead 6 Hillcrest Place AH4366 29 March 2017 SOLD $600,000 City Fendalton 30a Queens Avenue CR33826 29 March 2017 SOLD $670,000 City Merivale 69 Murray Place CR33792 29 March 2017 SOLD $730,000 Avonhead Avonside 58 Patten Street AH4363 29 March 2017 SOLD $195,000 Ferrymead Redcliffs 8 Basil Place FM5115 29 March 2017 SOLD $875,500 City Richmond 304 Stanmore Road CR33827 29 March 2017 SOLD $390,000 City Hokitika 9 Hamilton Street CR33836 29 March 2017 Passed In Avonhead Halswell 403 Halswell Road AH4361 29 March 2017 Passed In City Kaiapoi 17 Adams Street CR33828 29 March 2017 Passed In Avonhead Fendalton 1/74 Jeffreys Road AH4357 29 March 2017 SOLD $507,500 City CHCH Central 171 Chester Street East CR33793 29 March 2017 Passed In Ferrymead Papanui 34 Moreland Avenue FM5106 29 March 2017 SOLD $410,000 City CHCH Central 11/142 Park Terrace CR33789 29 March 2017 Passed In Beckenham Somerfield 11B Deloraine Street BE192797 29 March 2017 SOLD $395,000 City Merivale 3 Repton Street CR33843 29 March 2017 SOLD $2,500,000 Ferrymead Sumner 16 Sumnervale Drive FM5103 29 March 2017 SOLD $428,000 City St Albans 81 Forfar Street CR33787 29 March 2017 Passed In Beckenham Spreydon 133 Lyttelton Street BE192795 29 March 2017 Passed In Riccarton Burwood 3 Staffordshire Street RN5962 29 March 2017 Passed In Hornby Templeton 21 Colchester Place FH4334 30 March 2017 Passed In Halswell Halswell 9 Gore Street FH4332 30 March 2017 Passed In Rolleston Springston 107 East Maddisons Road RL1627 30 March 2017 SOLD $700,000 Hornby Wigram 38 Caudron Road HR4437 30 March 2017 Passed In Halswell Avonhead 6a Elwyn Place FH4339 30 March 2017 SOLD $514,000 New Brighton Bexley 470 Pages Road NB3226 27 March 2017 SOLD $182,000 Papanui Riccarton 1/3 Freyberg Avenue PI45965 30 March 2017 SOLD $1,050,000 Papanui Strowan 1/18 Wairakei Road PI46255 30 March 2017 SOLD $512,500 Papanui Redwood 12 Grosvenor Street PI46365 30 March 2017 Passed In Redwood St Albans 16 Mays Road RD5635 30 March 2017 Passed In Papanui Burnside 1/20 Hartford Street PI46437 30 March 2017 SOLD $452,000 Papanui Dallington 22 Bideford Place PI46365 30 March 2017 SOLD $450,000 Papanui West Melton 2/616 Halkett Road PI46948 30 March 2017 SOLD $1,437,500 Redwood Merivale 23 Devonport Lane RD5641 30 March 2017 Passed In Parklands Strowan 130 Watford Street PD4443 30 March 2017 Passed In Papanui Spreydon 12 Evesham Crescent PI46522 30 March 2017 SOLD $275,000 Papanui Spreydon 10 Garnett Avenue PI46563 30 March 2017 Passed In Redwood St Albans 8 Carnaby Close RD5648 30 March 2017 SOLD $730,000.
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