Sell Your Home Privately in Victoria
3 private sale properties currently listed in Victoria — flat-fee listings without the traditional agent commission.
Private sale in Victoria is a practical, increasingly popular alternative to signing up with a traditional real estate agent. With a-part, Victorian homeowners list on realestate.com.au and Domain for a single flat fee — no commission, no lock-in contract, and no percentage of the sale price handed over at settlement.
The typical Victorian agent commission sits around 2.0% plus GST, which on a median Melbourne price easily clears $20,000 in fees alone. A private sale skips that entirely. You write your own listing, choose your own photos, run your own inspections, and negotiate directly with buyers — the parts of the process that are genuinely worth doing yourself. a-part handles the portal listings, the enquiry routing, and the technology you'd otherwise be paying an agency for.
Victoria has its own quirks. Every sale requires a Section 32 vendor statement prepared by a qualified conveyancer or solicitor before you can accept an offer — that's not something to DIY. Our sellers guide walks you through what goes in a Section 32 and how to have one prepared affordably. We also integrate with Victorian-licensed conveyancers so you can move from accepted offer to settlement without leaving the platform.
Whether you're in inner Melbourne, regional Victoria, or a coastal suburb on the Mornington Peninsula, private sale works the same way. Flat fee up front, full control throughout, every dollar of the sale price in your pocket at settlement. Start your private sale listing and see what you could keep.
Property Listings
Private Sale
Floor Plan
1960's Funk Meets Modern Family Living
4 Olympic Court, MONTMORENCY VIC 3094
Private Sale
Approved Plans & Permits – Premium Development Opportunity
36a 36a Humber Road, CROYDON NORTH VIC 3136
Private Sale
Floor Plan
Peerless Design and Enduring Quality
29 York Street, PRAHRAN VIC 3181
Private Sale in Victoria — FAQ
- How does private sale work in Victoria?
- You list your property directly on a-part, which syndicates to realestate.com.au and Domain for a single flat fee. Buyer enquiries come straight to you. You run your own inspections, negotiate your own offers, and sign the contract of sale — which in Victoria must be accompanied by a Section 32 vendor statement prepared by a conveyancer or solicitor.
- Is it legal to sell my house without a real estate agent in Victoria?
- Yes. Victorian law does not require homeowners to engage a licensed real estate agent to sell their own property. You do need a qualified conveyancer or solicitor to prepare the Section 32 and the contract of sale, and to handle settlement — those legal steps cannot be skipped.
- How much commission can I save selling privately in Victoria?
- On a typical Victorian sale around $800,000, agent commission at 2.0% plus GST is around $17,600. Private sale replaces that with a single flat-fee listing package — usually under $1,000 — plus your normal conveyancing costs. The savings scale with your sale price.
- What legal documents do I need for a private sale in Victoria?
- The two critical documents are the Section 32 vendor statement (a disclosure document with title, zoning, outgoings and notices) and the contract of sale. Both must be ready before you can accept an offer. Your conveyancer or solicitor prepares them — a-part doesn't replace that legal work, but it does replace the agent.