A three-bedroom lower North Shore home in Lane Cove sells for $2.39 million following an auction held on Saturday. Multiple outlets report that three young “upsizers” compete for the property at the auction. The winning bidder pays $40,000 above the reserve price to secure the keys, indicating the home’s final sale exceeds the seller’s minimum price. The property is described as a classic redbrick house. All three reports present the same core details: the suburb (Lane Cove), the type and configuration of the home (three-bedroom lower residence), the auction date (Saturday), the competition among three bidders, and the final sale price ($2.39 million) alongside the margin above reserve ($40,000). No additional context is provided in the excerpts about the property’s condition, inspection outcomes, or other financial terms beyond the sale price and reserve comparison.