A young couple in their twenties took their first house with stunning views of the harbor

A successful young trader and his concierge girlfriend took advantage of the cooling of the Australian housing market and acquired their first home, and even boast stunning views of the harbor.

Concrete Robert Isgro, 28, and his girlfriend Bryar Hawkins, 24, bought a unit in Elizabeth Bay, in the exclusive east of Sydney, for $ 830,000 at an auction on Saturday.

The 65 square meter plan has a large bedroom with a glazed terrace, a private entrance, high ceilings, quality lighting, close to cafes, restaurants and a walk through the city.

A successful young merchant (left) and his concierge girlfriend (right) have secured their first home with stunning views of the harbor.

The two bought a unit in Elizabeth Bay, east of Sydney for $ 830,000 at auction this morning

The property had a price guide of $ 700,000 and four competitive first-home buyers fighting for unity on Ithaca Road.

Mr. Isgro made a bold opening offer of $ 30,000, followed by loud cheers.

The merchant revealed to realestate.com.au that the key to being a successful first home buyer was to save for a decent deposit and a good mortgage broker.

Isgro, who has spent his entire life saving for a house, said he will not need the financial support of his parents.

The property has high ceilings, quality lighting and a modern kitchen perfect for first home buyers.

The unit at Elizabeth Bay is accompanied by panoramic views and is just a stroll away from cafes and restaurants

The property includes a large bedroom and also includes a private entrance

The self-sufficient couple rented at a nearby property on Macleay Street.

"We've been trying to find the right property and we're waiting for the market to cool," Hawkins said.

The agent of the unit of McGrath, Nick Harrington, said that the auction of today was "the best market" that has never seen for the "buyers of first house".

The sellers of the property, her husband and wife Stephen and Kym Cowley, bought the ruined property for $ 350,000 in 2006 and spent $ 170,000 on renovations in 2009.

The merchant revealed to realestate.com.au that the key to being a successful first home buyer was to save for a decent deposit and a good mortgage broker

McGrath agent Nick Harrington said today's auction was "the best market" he has ever seen for "first home buyers."