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A HOUSE in Brookwater has sold for a record-smashing figure, fetching a higher price in the first month of 2021 than last year’s record-holder.
The five-bedroom mansion at 14 Turnberry Way sold for $1.58 million, becoming the most expensive home to ever sell in the area, according to realestate.com.au. 14 Turnberry Way, Brookwater, sold for $1.58 million in January.
It beat the prior record holder by $260,000.
Another five-bedroom home, located at 4 Scenery Court, Brookwater, with four bathrooms and two car spaces, for $1.23 million in March last year. 14 Turnberry Way, Brookwater, sold for $1.58 million in January.
The Ipswich suburb is known for its million-dollar sales and luxury properties, many of which boast 5+ bedrooms, panoramic views and lavish pools.
Technology helped estate agents sell property, with virtual tours and video calls proving vital.
“We had a family from Canberra recently who were interested in an established home, so we
provided them with a site tour in the golf buggy via facetime so they could appreciate the lifestyle and move ahead with their purchase,” Mr Kostellar said.
“With the use of technology, we were able to take the buyer on a virtual tour and assist them with the design of their new home via regular video calls.”
Brookwater also made its record-breaking land sale in 2020, with 829sq m golf frontage land fetching a tidy $820,000, beating the prior record ($628,000 in 2019) by 30 per cent.
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YET ANOTHER property in Ipswich’s booming southeast corridor has sold for over $1 million – less than 24 hours after hitting the market.
The 944 sqm block at 68-27 Oakview Circuit, Brookwater was snapped up last month for a massive $1.2 million, making it the second highest-seller for the area this year.
Brookwater Realty agent Irena Marasea noted the two-storey property’s proximity to the popular estate’s golf course and accompanying lakeside views as an obvious asset. 68-72 Oakview Circuit, Brookwater.
She revealed its buyers had “fallen in love” with the home from the moment they saw it listed online.