4 Wurinya Street, The Gap QLD 4061

Elevated position with northern aspect | four bedrooms with two masters | solar panels and bushfire overlay | strong local demand for family homes The property’s elevated setting and northern orientation provide a rare combination of passive solar benefit and privacy, which directly supports long-term livability and resale appeal in The Gap’s family market. The dual master bedrooms with built-in storage offer functional flexibility for growing households or multigenerational living, while the lower-level utility room with adjacent bathroom adds practical separation for guests or home office use. Solar panels reduce ongoing energy costs, a tangible advantage for owner-occupiers. The property sits within strong school catchments and benefits from reliable NBN and 5G coverage, reinforcing its suitability for working families. The recent comparable sale at 28 Wurinya Street confirms price support in the immediate street, suggesting the property is positioned within an established demand corridor. The bushfire overlay introduces a specific due diligence requirement for insurance and landscaping costs, which may narrow the buyer pool slightly but does not materially affect structural value if the building is compliant. The minor discrepancies in floor and land size across sources warrant a formal survey before exchange to avoid valuation surprises. The property has only been on market briefly, giving a buyer early positioning without competitive pressure. The absence of flood or heritage overlays simplifies approvals for future renovations. For a buyer seeking a low-maintenance family home with passive design advantages in a sought-after catchment, this property offers a sound hold for capital growth or immediate occupation with reduced energy overheads.