The 4 Cedar Lane, Daylesford, home renovated by Can and Han is under offer, more than nine months after it failed to sell under the hammer. One of the Block’s failed Daylesford auction properties from the disastrous end to last year’s season appears to have been sold. And with the home last advertised at about $400,000 before it’s reserve price for the finale, it could well be the show’s biggest failure yet. In a shock result for the lingering property that had multiple price cuts this year, the 4 Cedar Lane address that Hannah (Han) Thetford and Candice (Can) Wood renovated last year has been marked as ‘under offer’. RELATED: The Block’s unsold homes seeking half their build cost as new season starts The Block 2026: Scott Cam issues threat over ‘stitch up’ claim The Block 2026: One contestant vows not to help his neighbours again It comes four days after the show’s second season commenced, and the same timeline from when agents involved in its marketing had indicated that they expected it could take several weeks more to lock in a result. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom house on a 2320sq m allotment passed in on a $3.1m vendor bid when it went under the hammer last year. If it pr...
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