A badly damaged home that buyers are not even allowed to step inside will go under the hammer with no reserve, meaning the highest bidder will walk away with the property — regardless of the price. The three-bedroom house at 74 Duffield Rd, Margate, on the Redcliffe Peninsula, will be auctioned onsite at 9:30am on Saturday in what selling agent Richard Barlow says is a genuine no-reserve auction. The property (pictured when it was occupied two years ago) will see no vendor bids, no reserve and will sell for whatever is offered on the day. Source: Google Maps There will be no vendor bids and no minimum price protecting the seller, with the property to be sold to whoever places the highest bid on the day. Mr Barlow, director of Webster Barlow Property, said the unusual auction campaign was launched on Monday. “It is a genuine no-reserve auction, meaning there will be no vendor bids and the property will sell to the highest bidder on the day,” he said. Queensland auctioneer Justin Nickerson will conduct the auction. But prospective buyers hoping to inspect their potential bargain will have to make their decision without seeing inside. An aerial view of the property at 74 Duffield Rd, ...
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