Historic and spacious three-bedroom home is up for sale at $1million – but it hides a secret

A spacious and historic three-bedroom property is expected to sell for at least $1 million, but the house harbors a secret that could put off potential buyers.

It sits on a huge 5,718m2 plot and is being sold on the estate after Mrs Anderson died in hospital on March 15, 2022 and Mr Anderson died in April 2023.

Polymiadis, from Craigmore in Adelaide’s north, is charged with two counts of murder over the deaths of her parents, who were each 94 years old when they died.

Devoutly religious Polymiadis, 62, who was known as a ‘pillar of the community’, is said to have used her own supply of insulin to commit the crimes.

The house, which is located on a plot of 5,718 m² (photo), is being sold to establish an estate

Raelene Polymiadis (photo center) is accused of killing both her parents

She will only receive money from the sale of the house once her legal proceedings are completed, and then only if she is acquitted.

Polymiadis is said to have tried to make her father’s death look like suicide.

Last month, the South Australian court froze her quarter share of her parents’ assets, with orders preventing her from liquidating the assets or taking out loans against them.

The listing on realestate.com.au says the property has ‘exciting development potential in a high-profile location (subject to council approval)’, with three facades.

The 1900s house also comes with several outbuildings and aviaries.

According to the listing, it is a “business of rare size at this location” and is intended for both residential and non-residential uses.

Selling agent Mike Cross is confident potential buyers will not be put off by the media attention surrounding the property, saying Polymiadis’ process will have no impact on the sales process.

“That won’t affect sales at all, it will still continue as normal, that’s just something that will be determined afterwards,” he told the Advertiser.

The 1900s house (pictured) also comes with several outbuildings and aviaries

The property (pictured) is said to have ‘exciting development potential’ in a high-profile location

Lynton Anderson (pictured left), 94, died in May after his daughter was reportedly given a fatal dose of insulin. Brenda Anderson (pictured right), 94, died while receiving treatment at Noarlunga Hospital on March 12, 2022.

He has already had 38 questions about the property, which the Andersons have owned since 1966 and where Polymiadis grew up.

Most of the people showing interest are developers, as such large companies are rarely put up for sale in the area.

“Most of those blocks were developed a long time ago or only recently,” Cross said.

Although the property does not have a price guide, the agent expects it to sell for more than $1 million.

Raelene Polymiadis (pictured) enjoyed drinking wine with friends at social gatherings, traveling and enjoying dance and music, according to her online profiles

“It’s a very difficult property to value because it’s not easy because there’s a heritage order for the land, but it’s in a prime spot for something so that’s the kind of price guidance we’re trying to give people.” , he said. .

According to her online posts, Polymiadis has loyal friends with whom she enjoys drinking wine and social gatherings, and lists her “Skills” on Linkedin as: “Enjoy dancing and music. Like to laugh and enjoy life’.

Her lawyer previously told the Adelaide Magistrates Court that Polymiadis had “lived a completely blameless life with a focus on her family, her faith and her work.

“She attends church every Sunday and my instructions are that her reputation with her family and community is reflected in the apparent shock they have expressed at the allegations made against her.”