House built in 21 days sells for $783,000

By Toby Johnstone
Updated November 2 2014 - 10:08am, first published October 27 2014 - 1:20pm
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Successful bidders Rosemary Dorakay and her son Stefan. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Successful bidders Rosemary Dorakay and her son Stefan. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Successful bidders Rosemary Dorakay and her son Stefan. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Successful bidders Rosemary Dorakay and her son Stefan. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Despite the heat, a crowd of 200 turned up for the Build for a Cure auction. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Bidding started at $650,000 and five active bidders took the price up to $783,000. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Successful bidders Rosemary Dorakay and her son Stefan. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.
Successful bidders Rosemary Dorakay and her son Stefan. Photo: Phil Carrick Photography.

A house built from scratch in just 21 days sold for $783,000 at auction on Sunday with all proceeds going to the Children's Cancer Institute Australia.

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