Auction at Tiverton St, Belmont.

An original Mid Century Modernist house designed by architect Neil Everist smashed toll hopes at a Belmont auction on Saturday.

Five bidders struggled the three-bedroom home at Tiverton St , pushing the sale price $ 336,500 above hope in a interminable auctioneer previous nearly 20 minutes.

The original Mid-Century home designed by celebrated designer Neil Everist at Tiverton St, Belmont.

Geelong restaurateur Mark Stawicki climbed at the chance to be the home’s second owner, securing it for $1.186.5 million, and is keen to bring the place back to its former glory.

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He brought in the big guns to get the job done, with buyer’s agent Jeff Anderson on hand to do the bid for the 617 sq m property.

The original Mid-Century home designed by celebrated inventor Neil Everist at Tiverton St, Belmont.

“I recollected I had it in the 900 ’s but it exactly remained croaking, ” Mr Stawicki said.

“I’m exceedingly aware of the work it needs, I can’t wait to get my mitts on it.

“I’ll upgrade and revise, keep it true-life to its original blueprint … I’ve worded up my plumber and got my crew ready to rumble.

The original Mid-Century home designed by celebrated inventor Neil Everist at Tiverton St, Belmont.

“Talking to the owners, “youve seen” the attachment they had, they were telling me fibs about the house, the quality and how proportions were originally.”

The original Mid-Century home designed by celebrated inventor Neil Everist at Tiverton St, Belmont.

Barnett, Newtown auctioneer Jason Barnett said the property had attracted a load of interest, with more than 100 radicals through during the campaign.

“Points in the best interests ought to have the beautiful vogue of the residence, with enormous usage of material and glass capturing the brightnes, the demand fireplace as you walk in, and its own history affixed with well-known Geelong inventor Neil Everist, ” Mr Barnett said.

Barnett, Newtown auctioneer Jason Barnett in action at the Tiverton St auction.

“I desired working on the house for the owners, I haven’t come across many homes like this n my journey.”

The long-held family home, on the market for the first time since 1958, showcases floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed beam rays and a feature open fireplace in the living room.

Auction at Tiverton St, Belmont.

The U-shaped house has a main open-plan living room incorporating a wall of glazing framing plot views.

Cork floorings incorporated in the kitchen and dining neighbourhood, which steps up to a carpeted loungeroom where the open fireplace with built-in lumber chamber is the centrepiece.

The corner property also has access to a double garage and carport off Brocka Ave.

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