41 Coach Road, Skye SA 5072

Secluded bushland setting | City-to-sea views | Mid-century modern treehouse | 1728sqm block | Burnside council The buying case rests on scarcity. A 230sqm mid-century modern residence on a 1728sqm lot in Burnside council with city-to-sea views is a configuration rarely available. The bushland setting and elevated position provide genuine seclusion, which commands a premium among buyers seeking privacy without sacrificing proximity to Norwood Parade. The 1978 build is not heritage-listed and sits outside flood overlay, meaning the structure can be renovated or extended with reasonable council flexibility. This property serves best a buyer who values land banking with immediate livability, or a family wanting a long-term foothold in a tightly held street. The primary risk is the bushfire overlay, which imposes construction and insurance costs that a buyer must underwrite. The low building coverage of 13% means the lot is underutilised, but that also signals an opportunity to add floor area or a secondary dwelling subject to Burnside’s planning scheme. The NBN FTTB and 5G coverage are functional but not value drivers. The sales history shows a 2014 purchase at $665,000, and current estimates suggest a value range of $1.16m to $1.67m, which is wide enough to require careful due diligence on comparable sales. Hold this property as a renovate-and-hold play or a land bank with immediate income potential via rental.