Your Chance to Own “The Grand Dame of Chartley Road” — a timeless Tudor estate that defines elegance, comfort, and grand entertaining. Designed for those who love to host and live beautifully, this stunning 9,300+ sq. ft. residence combines classic craftsmanship with resort-style luxury. Step inside and experience the warmth of spacious living and family rooms, a sunlit Florida room, a formal dining room worthy of celebration dinners, and a gourmet kitchen built for culinary creativity — complete with double ovens, expansive prep areas, and an effortless flow for entertaining. Upstairs, five generous bedrooms and three full baths provide comfort and privacy, while the lower level invites endless fun with a game room, movie theater, exercise area, and full wet bar — the perfect retreat for guests and gatherings alike. Outdoors, your private oasis awaits: a 50' x 25' heated pool and pool house featuring showers, a full bath, kitchenette, wine refrigerator, and keg cooler. Enjoy your morning coffee or evening unwind in the jetted spa, surrounded by mature trees and over 2.5 acres of peaceful beauty. Solid brick construction ensures timeless appeal and low maintenance, while the circular drive and 4-car garage add both convenience and curb appeal. Just minutes from freeway access, this home offers the rare combination of privacy and accessibility. Luxury. Space. Lifestyle. “The Grand Dame of Chartley Road” is more than a home — it’s a statement. Bid your price and claim your own private resort. The price shown ($850,000.) is the starting bid price at auction (plus 6% buyer premium).
1) Registrations and Deposits
Although there is no obligation to bid, all perspective buyers must register in order to bid at the Auction. If you are the successful high bidder, you must provide a wire transfer in the amount stated in the terms and conditions as posted/advertised for each property within 4 hours of the end of the auction to the title company specified'. A personal check/cashier's check may be accepted at the discretion of the Auctioneer for the aforesaid amount. If you are the successful bidder, you will endorse the funds to the title company to deposit in a non-interest bearing trust/escrow account. These funds will be returned or applied to the purchase at the successful closing at said property which shall occur within the time specified in the terms and conditions as posted/advertised. If purchaser fails to close as for the sale contract, any deposit is forfeited.
2) Auction Type:
Properties may be offered through any of the following Auction methods:
a) Absolute Bid-The property will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of price.
b) Minimum Bid-The property will be sold to the highest bidder at or above the published price.
c) Reserve bid-The property to be sold to the highest bidder at or above the unpublished price. d) Sealed bid- A confidential bid to be opened at a predetermined place and time.
The auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any property from the auction, up to the start of the auction without penalty, including Absolutes. At any time, the Seller may turn property into absolute auction.
3) Conditions of the Auction:
The Auctioneer’s decision is final win the event of dispute over any Auction matter.
The Auctioneer reserves the right to accept bids in any increments he/she feels are in the best interest of the clients and reserve the right to waive any previously printed or announced requirements. All Auction day announcements by the Auctioneer supersede any printed material or any other Auction statements made previously. The Auctioneer reserves the right to bid on behalf of any buyer. The auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any property including absolute sales from auction, without penalty. Auctioneer may elect to cancel the auction without penalty if the auctioneer believes the outcome will not be in the sellers best interest. If seller is not present, the auctioneer may elect to start or cancel the auction without penalty. The auctioneer shall be held harmless by buyer and seller should the property failed to a successful settlement for any reason. The seller, and agents shall not be held liable for any errors or omissions regarding auction property. Buyer assumes responsibility to check with the appropriate authority/Authorities regarding the properties zoning and current and or future intended use as well is any restrictions or covenants affecting the property. Bidders have the rights and should examine the applicable County Master plan and any municipal land use plans and maps for the area in which the property is located prior to bidding. The seller, auctioneer and agents assume no responsibility for the information contained in said plans and assumes no liability for failure by buyer to review the plans. The contract will not be contingent upon bidders review of such plans. Auctioneer complies with all federal, state and local laws regarding the buying and selling property.
4) Buyers choice:
Properties with multiple addresses at the same auction may be sold by the buyers choice method. The winning bidder in each auction round will have his or her choice of any properties that remain unsold.
5) Multiple Parcel Sale
A starting bid will be established on each parcel on the given order to establish a base price. The bidding will then continue on any parcel, combination of parcels, or as a whole in any given order of the bidder choice. Only the auctioneer will be determine when the bidding has concluded and the property(s) are sold.
6) Buyer’s Premium
A Six Percent (6%) fee will be added to the final bid to establish the final Sale Contract Price (minimum $3500.). It is clearly understood by the buyer, that the auctioneer represents the seller and that this buyers premium in no way implies an agency relationship between auctioneer and buyer.
7) Mortgage Financing:
Financing is not a condition of the Purchase Contract. It is recommended that bidder does his/ her due diligence in regards to being able to perform within the allotted closing period.
8) Property Inspection
Bidder acknowledges that he/she has inspected the Property and will be purchasing property “As is-Where Is.”
9) Leased Properties:
All leased properties will be sold subject to existing leases and subject to tenants’ rights under state and local statutes.
10) Warranties:
No expressed or implied warranties on the property or properties and they are sold “As is -Where is”
11) Forms:
Bidder knowledges that he/she has reviewed the appropriate forms prior to bidding, if applicable, as may be required by the State in which the auction is being held: A) “Disclosure of Agency Relationship”, B) a copy of the “Residential Property Disclosure” form, C) if a pre-1978 residential property, the “Disclosure of Information and Acknowledgment/Lead-based paint and or lead based paint hazards” as required under Title X and the purchase contract that contains no contingencies. If the successful bidder, the bidder agrees to execute the necessary forms.
12) Failure to perform: If the high bidder fails to post a deposit and sign all auction documents within 4 hours after the auction, the auctioneer may elect to move forward with a back-up bidder in which case the initial high bidder will forfeit the opportunity to purchase the property but is still responsible for damages as a result of their actions.
