A partially demolished home in Sydney's inner-suburb of Darlington — stripped of walls and even a floor — is still expected to sell for more than a million dollars when it goes under the hammer at auction.
Despite its severely incomplete state, the property has generated significant interest, with expectations it will surpass the seven-figure mark. The listing highlights the enduring strength of demand in Sydney's inner-city property market, where land value alone can drive prices well beyond what the condition of a dwelling might suggest.
The unusual sale underscores just how competitive Sydney's real estate landscape remains, with buyers apparently willing to pay a premium even for a structure that is, by most measures, barely standing.
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