Auction on site
Bidding from 1:00pm
Register as a bidder before auction day. It takes about five minutes: your details, a photo of your ID, your proposed terms and your signature. Michelle sights the original ID on the day and hands you your bidder number.
A well-presented four-bedroom home on a low-maintenance 343m² allotment, built in 2009 and tenanted until April 2027. Open-plan living with floating timber floors, a master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, and drive-through rear access for trailers or a caravan.
Leased until April 2027 at $550 per week
In South Australia an auctioneer can only accept a bid from a registered bidder. Doing it here saves you filling in the paper form on the footpath and lets Michelle check your terms ahead of time.
Complete the form below: your name, mobile and email, a clear photo or scan of your ID, your proposed deposit and settlement terms, and your signature.
You receive a registration reference straight away. Michelle reviews your terms and will call if anything needs clarifying before the day.
Registration opens on site from 12:30pm on auction day. Michelle sights the original of the ID you uploaded and issues your unique bidder number.
There is no cooling-off period at auction. If you are the successful bidder you sign the contract and pay the deposit on the day, on the terms you set here.
For the auction of 14 Grimstead Street, Elizabeth North SA 5113 on Saturday 10 October 2026 at 1:00pm. Everything you enter here goes straight to Michelle and is kept private to Smith Partners Real Estate.
Under South Australia’s Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) Act 1994, the agent must give you the Buyers Information Notice and the Bidders Guide before you bid. Read them here, keep a copy, and confirm you have received them when you register.
Bidding for someone else? You will also need to complete the prospective purchaser’s identity and proxy bidder’s written authority form with Michelle before the auction.
Form R3
What you should know before buying residential property in South Australia, including cooling-off rights and how they differ at auction.
Published by Consumer and Business Services (CBS), Government of South Australia.
Form R4
How a residential auction runs in South Australia: registering, vendor bids, reserve price, deposit and the binding contract signed on the day.
Published by Consumer and Business Services (CBS), Government of South Australia.
Your auction contact
Sales Partner, Smith Partners Real Estate
With more than 15 years across property management and sales, Michelle is known for being personable, compassionate and meticulous. She will walk you through the registration, sight your ID on the day and make sure you are ready when bidding opens.
