It might not look like the usual mansion that would sell for millions, but this mid-1980s three-storey home is expected to sell for a record-breaking price.
Buyers looking to snap up the three-storey home are all planning to renovate, as they would only be able to build a two-storey home if it was torn down.Advertisement
Despite its lack of modern amenities or glamorous interiors, the six-bedroom home in the prestigious Noosa Sound neighbourhood is tipped to fetch more than $17 million. “The home has three levels, which is very unique to Noosa because the rules changed after it was built and that means homes can only have two levels now,” he said. “It’s really one of the last homes from the era.”Buyers looking to snap up the home are all planning to renovate, as they would only be able to build a two-storey home if it was torn down.
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