What are the recent auction results and final sale prices for properties in Ellerslie, Auckland in 2024–2025?

1. Confirmed auction sale in Ellerslie: the concrete data point

The clearest, recorded auction result for Ellerslie during 2024–2025 found in the supplied reporting is 30a Eaglehurst Road, which OneRoof records as having sold in 2025 for $1,070,000; OneRoof also provides an estimated current value and a 2024 council rating valuation for the same property, underscoring that at least some final sale prices in Ellerslie are captured by property portals rather than central auction registries ^[1].

2. What auction-tracking services show for Auckland and why that matters

Interest.co.nz maintains a running Residential Auction Results page and regional listings for Auckland that record auction outcomes and explicitly warn that properties marked “not sold” at auction may have subsequent outcomes that require agent confirmation, which demonstrates both the utility and the incompleteness of public auction logs — useful for trend context but not a definitive Ellerslie ledger ^{[2] [4]}. Interest.co.nz also reported that auction activity in 2024 was up 38% compared with 2023 while the overall sales-under-the-hammer rate fell to roughly 35% for the year, a phenomenon that suggests higher auction volumes but more cautious buyer pricing — context that helps explain why some Ellerslie homes may have required post-auction negotiations to reach final sale prices ^[3].

3. Agent platforms and local offices: partial lists and leads to final prices

Local agencies that operate in Ellerslie — including Barfoot & Thompson and Ray White — publish recent or upcoming auction pages where individual auction results and past auctions appear, indicating these outlets are primary sources for final sale prices when interest.co.nz or national portals lack suburb-level granularity (Barfoot & Thompson; Ray White) ^{[5] [6]}. Ray White Ellerslie’s site lists upcoming auctions for the suburb, implying active auction calendars in 2024–2025 and signalling that some sale outcomes will only be visible once agents update their “past auctions” or local auction result pages ^{[7] [6]}.

4. Valuation snapshots in Ellerslie properties cited by portals

Beyond the single confirmed sale, OneRoof supplies valuation snapshots for multiple Ellerslie addresses that illustrate pricing anchors used by buyers and sellers: for example, 77 Celtic Crescent has an automated estimate of $1,435,000 and a 2024 Auckland City rating valuation of $1,550,000, while 3/100 Marua Road shows historical sale data and a 2024 RV near $1,000,000 — these figures are not auction results but are useful comparators when evaluating auction sale prices in the suburb ^{[8] [9]}.

5. Limits of the public record and recommended verification steps

The supplied sources collectively show that public trackers (interest.co.nz), portals (OneRoof), and agency pages (Barfoot & Thompson, Ray White) capture portions of the Ellerslie auction picture but do not produce a guaranteed, exhaustive list of every auctioned property and its final hammer price for 2024–2025; interest.co.nz explicitly advises checking with listing agents when a property is recorded as “not sold” at auction, which is the practical route to resolve gaps in the record ^{[2] [4]}. For a complete audit of Ellerslie auction results and final sale prices, the primary verification path is direct contact with the listing agencies (Barfoot & Thompson, Ray White, local offices) or commercial title/sales registries; the public sources cited here are indispensable for trend and sampled-sale data but acknowledge their own incompleteness ^{[5] [7] [6]}.