There were 435 auctions scheduled for Saturday and of the 340 results reported to Domain Group, there was a clearance rate of 82 per cent. A five-bedroom house in Mosman was the most expensive.
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The 1230 square-metre block on two lots, at 59 Moruben Road, sold for $5.05 million through Kate Galetto of Galetto.
It was sold as a development opportunity with potential for a single freestanding dwelling or two semi-detached dwellings.
The second most expensive sale of the weekend was a three-bedroom house at 142 Hargrave Street, Paddington.
It sold for $2.79 million through Ben Collier, of McGrath.
The architecturally designed home comes with Blackbutt floors, a marble kitchen and rear access to an automatic garage.
A two-bedroom 1880s house in Oatley was the third most expensive sale of the weekend.
It was the first time in 45 years that 20 Algernon Street was offered on the market and was sold with the potential to redevelop.
It sold for $2,704,00 through McGrath.
A five-bedroom Californian bungalow in Willoughby was the fourth most-expensive sale, going for $2,625,000.
On 558 square metres at 37 Glover Street, it features a mosaic-tiled pool, open fire places and decorative plaster ceilings.
It sold through James Snodgrass and Di Burcham, of Forsyth.
And the fifth most expensive sale of the weekend was a four-bedroom house in Pymble.
The 1920s house at 1 Selwyn Street sold for $2.62 million through Carole McCrea, of McConnell Bourn Lindfield.
It comes with a solar-heated pool, parquet floors, and sits on 917 square metres of land.
