A two-storey property used as a set for the Australian television show, Underbelly,   will be put under the hammer on Saturday. Once a dairy factory, the 1908 warehouse located in Richmond in Melbourne, Victoria, has had a stunning town-house makeover that hopes to see the property sell for $1.1 million plus. 'For auction on Saturday, we’re hoping to see it achieve close to $1.3 million. We’ve got about 3 or 4 people interested – had over a hundred people inspect it. ‘Lots of empty- nesters looking for a change and hoping to buy away from city locations after selling their big family homes, but also some trendy singles interested,’ agent Jodie McCarthy told Daily Mail Australia.
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Two-storey property in Richmond, Victoria will go under the hammer on Saturday
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The 1908 warehouse home was renovated in 1999
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Current owners Corrine and Nigel said they receive regular knocks on the doors from film-makers interested in using their home for a television set
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It has been described as one, big, open space
The Richmond property was featured in the first season of Underbelly, a drama series that exposes the criminal gangland side of @placeholder