12 Treviso Court, Urangan QLD 4655

Treviso Court seclusion | parkland backing | character construction | family depth | quiet demand pocket This property’s strongest buying case rests on its physical rarity: a spotted gum house on a 789m² block backing parkland with lake access in a cul-de-sac where 95% of neighbours are owner-occupiers and 85% have held for over five years. That street profile signals low turnover and high retention, which compresses supply and insulates value. The 335m² building footprint with separate lounge, rumpus, study, and air-conditioned studio gives genuine multi-use flexibility for a family needing both living space and a home business or creative room. Polished timber floors, plantation shutters, and established tropical gardens add character that newer builds lack. The bore water and rainwater tanks reduce ongoing utility exposure. For a buyer seeking a long-term coastal family home with low-risk tenure and immediate amenity, this is a defensible position in a tightly held pocket. The primary risk is that the price guide sits at the upper boundary of the estimated range, meaning the buyer must negotiate carefully to avoid overpaying in a suburb with 18% auction clearance. There is no flood, bushfire, or heritage overlay, which removes common coastal risks, but the property’s elevation at 4m and roof height at 6m should be verified against any future development potential in the adjacent parkland. The 2014 purchase price of $450,000 shows strong capital growth, but that history is not repeatable,future gains will be driven by scarcity and holding period. The rental yield of $705 per week against a $1.1 million price is below 3.4%, so this is not an income play. Hold this property as a primary residence for at least seven years to capture the compounding effect of low supply in a stable owner-occupied street.