35a Wakehurst Parkway, Seaforth, NSW, 2092

SoldDec 2, 2017

35a Wakehurst Parkway, Seaforth, NSW, 2092

$1,326,000

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23 days on the market

Sold: Dec 2, 2017

What's around 35a Wakehurst Parkway

Private & spacious

Set at the rear of the block behind a high security gate on level landscaped gardens this home enjoys a private and totally peaceful ambiance, established gardens framed by mature trees and a North East sunny aspect allowing for year round living and entertaining. This home is certainly a delight to inspect and of course to live in. * Open plan light and bright living with most rooms enjoying garden vistas * Entertainers haven, with multiple alfresco areas for you to enjoy with friends and family * Full length windows showcasing the leafy garden outlook * Gas kitchen overlooking the living area and out to the lawns * Master bedroom with ensuite and double wardrobes * Internal laundry with direct access to the clothes line and garden * LUG plus extra off street parking * City and local transport at door This is a lifestyle home that will suit professionals, downsizers and families alike. This fabulous opportunity to live in the popular Seaforth locale, close to shops, schools and the many areas amenities won't last long and we are looking forward to meeting you soon. Water Rates $172.00 p/q plus usage approx Manly Rates $313.00 p/q approx. Please don't hesitate to call either Mark Griffiths on 0422 444 367 or Josh Noor 0431 764 566 should you wish to discuss this great property further.

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Buyer's review

over 8 years ago

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Fallaces Agent

Over the past few weeks, I've developed something of a nasty taste when thinking about the day I bought the property. For a starters, Mark wasn't honest with regards to the owners - in fact he was deceitful, claiming they had already bought a property elsewhere so were eager to offload. I now know this not to be true, and whilst it may not have made any difference as to the outcome, it did leave me wondering what was the motive for this(I’m pretty sure what the intention was), and if this wasn't true - what else was untruthful. I also didn't like the way negotiations panned out, and looking back believe my inexperience and expectation of the agent, was played on. I was the only bidder at 1.2 during the auction, so then gained first right to negotiate, yet another couple supposedly then made an offer after the auction of 1.325 - even though they had the opportunity to bid earlier and obviously lower - but didn't, strange then that they would then supposedly bid 125k more than they were previously inclined to. I was then told if I bid $1000 more it would be mine. I was reluctant to do so as I felt 'played' by the agent, who even informed me that 'I had the cash' it felt like he had promised the owners a minimum price. I also made clear to the agent that 1.3 was my limit, and I thought I was in a position to negotiate first as no one else had bid during the auction – how then does another bidder become involved?? I've explained this scenario to a few people over the last few weeks - they all agree it was, at least, a strange sequence of events and one they haven’t encountered before.

Buyer

Seller's review

over 8 years ago

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Great agent

Mark has been a wonderful agent to deal with and I highly recommend him. Mark was consistently available to offer advice, listen to any of our questions and gave plenty of time to all the potential buyers. He took away any stress and was a pleasure to deal with.

Seller