5 Panoramic Court, Cannonvale QLD 4802
5 Panoramic Court, Cannonvale QLD 4802
5-bedroom double-storey house | elevated 776m² block | panoramic sea views | pool and timber deck | quiet tightly-held street
The property is positioned as one of the more generous family houses in its street. A flexible floor plan is created by five bedrooms, three bathrooms, dual living zones, a lower-level rumpus with kitchenette, and a dedicated laundry, making it well suited to large or multi-generational households. The double-storey rendered block form and iron roof are regarded as durable and low-maintenance. Panoramic sea views, an inground pool, a large timber deck, and town water with a 3000L tank are combined into a strong coastal lifestyle package. It is most suited to family owner-occupiers seeking an elevated, private pocket, rather than first-time buyers or investors wanting compact stock.
Value may be shaped by the age of the build and the condition of the kitchen, bathrooms, pool, and deck. Maintenance implications around stairs and drainage may be created by the elevated site, so inspection matters. The view premium may be weighed by buyers against a preference for level living. Price support may be provided by demand for large family houses on quiet streets.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 5 Panoramic Court, Cannonvale QLD 4802
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Market Insight
Cannonvale, in the Whitsundays, is a lifestyle-driven market defined by tight house supply and rising coastal land values. The median house price sits around $850,000, after annual growth of roughly 13–14%; units are lower at $456k–$560k but grew faster, between 22% and 28%. Demand is led by 30–39-year-old childless couples working in trades, with 52.7% owner-occupiers, alongside interstate lifestyle buyers competing for well-located homes near beaches and marinas. Houses sell in about 34–36 days. Supply constraints remain the key driver, with planned projects including 781 land lots, an ALDI store by March 2027, and the Edenvale master-planned community. Risks include continued undersupply pushing house prices higher in 2026, pressure on entry-level housing, and uneven growth in oversupplied unit pockets. Yet some houses still sell below first list price.
PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 28 Panoramic Court sold $706,500; 24 Panoramic Court sold $1.0M | Property Price Band: $1.0M–$1.1M | Value Drivers: sea views, five-bedroom layout, pool and deck condition