article_snippet.sent: A bathing box by the beach, a 100-year-old mechanic’s garage and an 1850’s goal are just some of the unique spaces selling for top dollar around Australia.
article_snippet.sent: And as if real estate wasn't overpriced enough, parking spaces are also being offered for up to $330,000.
article_snippet.sent: Buyers can pay a hefty price for a non-private, marked slab of concrete, located in the heart of Sydney's CBD.
article_snippet.sent: The space is advertised as a bargain, boasting the ability to fit two cars and providing 24-hour access.
article_snippet.sent: ‘VERY rarely do owners sell a car spot by a car spot in this building and very rarely are car spots by owners (i.e. not attached to an apartment) available to be purchased on separate title!'
article_snippet.sent: Terence Chua, the current owner of the parking spot, told News Corp: 'It's a handy spot and It gets good rent, but most of the people interested want to use It for the people interested.' '
article_snippet.sent: People who live in the CBD know it's almost impossible to find permanent parking.'
article_snippet.sent: This parking space, located in Sydney's CBD, is advertised for the selling price of $330,000 .
article_snippet.sent: Terence Chua, the current owner of the parking spotthe parking spot,said: 'People who live in the CBD know it's almost impossible to find permanent parking'
highlights_snippet.sent: And Australia's priciest parking space at $330,000 suggests even your car can't find a cheap home in the current property boom .