6 Harrowby Street, Corinda QLD 4075

Double block | Flood overlay | Under-offer in hot market | 1988 build needs eyes The double-block width is the core opportunity here, but the flood overlay is a real mechanism that can delay approvals and raise insurance costs. Renovating the undercroft or building a granny flat requires careful structural and council risk checks. The air conditioning, solar panels, and pool suit a family prepared to hold mid-term. This property works best as a live-in renovation with granny flat potential — not a quick flip. The 20-metre frontage on a 1,002 sqm block is rare in Corinda, and being walkable to train, shops, and two strong schools strengthens exit value for families. The 1988 bones with high ceilings and VJ walls are solid. This suits a buyer who wants to add value through a staged build and benefit from rising land values in a constrained corridor. The flood overlay is manageable with due diligence, not a deal-breaker for the right buyer. Your next step is to order a flood impact assessment and a structural report on the undercroft before making an offer.