202 Barolin Esp, Coral Cove QLD 4670
202 Barolin Esp, Coral Cove QLD 4670
Renovated golf-course frontage | 1,000m² block | four-bed family layout | rear course access | lifestyle-driven Coral Cove demand
A rare combination is presented by this property in Coral Cove: a renovated four-bedroom house on a full 1,000 square metre block with direct rear access to the 18th fairway. The golf frontage is considered the standout feature, and it is reinforced by a modern fit-out that includes a new kitchen, stone benchtops, renovated bathrooms, fresh paint, new flooring and an enclosed patio oriented to the course. Few listings in this pocket are offered with this standard of presentation, a block of this size, and rear course access. The house is best suited to owner-occupiers seeking a coastal golf lifestyle, families wanting room to move, and downsizers looking for a substantial yet manageable home.
Price may be influenced by renovation quality, direct golf frontage, and practical side access and rear gates. A pool absence might be weighed against the large block and course outlook. Upside could be tempered by a mixed-age streetscape, while resale may be supported by steady lifestyle demand. Final value is determined by how strongly the golf aspect and presentation are valued.
>> Comparable Sales: 224 Barolin Esplanade, a 4/2/2, sold around $850k | Property Price Band: $950,000-$1,050,000 | Value Drivers: renovated presentation, golf frontage, 1,000m² block with rear access
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 202 Barolin Esp, Coral Cove QLD 4670
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Market Insight
Coral Cove QLD 4670 is a premium coastal suburb in the Bundaberg region. Demand is driven by older, established buyers: average age 51, 44% over 55, 42% own outright, 55% childless couples. House median is $830,000, with annual growth of 7-8.6%. Houses sell in 42-45 days; annual sales volume is 47-61. House rental yield is 4.2%, median rent $700/week. Unit sales are insufficient for analysis. Regional buyer activity in the wider Bundaberg region remains a demand driver, but supply outweighs demand, the aggregate median is below the Queensland average, and scope for organic capital growth is limited. Interest-rate sensitivity persists; the RBA expects supply-side fixes may not cool prices until 2027.