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Brisbane cottage with no power, no back door sells for $2 million – The Advertiser
A dilapidated 1920s cottage with no electricity or a back door sparked a bidding frenzy and sold for more than $2 million on Friday – and it wasn’t in Sydney.
A dilapidated 1920s cottage with no power or a back door sparked a bidding frenzy and sold for more than $2 million and its not in Sydney.A dilapidated 1920s cottage with no electricity or a back door sparked a bidding frenzy and sold for more than $2 million on Friday – and it wasn’t in Sydney.
The auction for the 570 sqm property at 49 Browne Street in Brisbane’s New Farm – where the record house price is $3.2 million – drew 58 bidders, with The Courier-Mail describing it as an “uninhabitable…
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