This Brisbane home will be auctioned on February 28 with all of the proceeds split equally between the RSPCA and Cancer Council Queensland.
A man with no family has left his property to two charities in an extraordinary final act of giving.
For sale for the first time since 1974, the low-set Queensland cottage in Brisbane’s Zillmere will be auctioned on February 28 with all of the proceeds split equally between the RSPCA and Cancer Council Queensland.
65 Coxen Street, Zillmere is going to auction on February 28.
Inside the property- it will be sold as vacant possession.
Ray White Nundah’s Angela Duncan is marketing the property at 65 Coxen St and said it offered a rare opportunity for savvy buyers and big-hearted bidders alike.
“This is more than just a property sale, it’s a chance to make a real difference while securing an incredible opportunity,” Ms Duncan said.
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Every dollar raised will support critical animal welfare and cancer research.
“The seller had no family, but his accountant, one of our past clients, has ensured his final wishes create a lasting impact.
“Every dollar raised will support critical animal welfare and cancer research.
“It’s a beautiful legacy.”
65 Coxen St, Zillmere is going to auction on February 28.
The property is being sold as vacant possession, courtesy of Ray White arranging the home’s emptying and charitable donation of the contents.
The 637sq m level corner block includes the established cottage home, detached garage and garden sheds.
“Packed with potential to renovate or rebuild, it’s perfectly positioned close to transport, schools and shops,” the listing states.
“A rare chance to secure a promising property in a thriving pocket.”
The kitchen.
The RSPCA’s vital work includes rescuing and rehoming animals across Queensland, providing veterinary care, investigating cruelty, and educating the community about animal welfare.
Cancer Council Queensland’s groundbreaking research, prevention programs, and support services helps thousands of Queensland families facing cancer diagnoses.
Aerial view of 65 Coxen Street, Zillmere.
“Opportunities like this don’t come along every day,” Ms Duncan said.
“Whether you’re a first homebuyer, investor, or developer, you can secure a fantastic property in a thriving pocket of Brisbane while contributing to two causes that touch countless lives. “That’s a win-win worth getting excited about.”
PropTrack data reveals the median house price in Zillmere is $951,000, up 11.2 per cent.
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