1/21 Starling Street, Kewarra Beach QLD 4879

1/21 Starling Street, Kewarra Beach QLD 4879
Beachside duplex | one row back from sand | elevated breezes | tenanted income | tight suburb supply This property occupies a rare position one street from Kewarra Beach, where elevated orientation captures coastal airflow and the fully fenced yard adds family utility absent from many beachside units. The half-duplex configuration offers detached living without strata complexity, suited to owner-occupiers seeking a foothold in a tightly held suburb or investors wanting immediate yield from a tenancy running through November 2026. Established gardens and a verandah reduce immediate outlay, while the absence of flood or bushfire overlays lowers insurance and holding costs. The suburbโ€™s 13.1% growth and 4.1% yield sit above broader averages, and the streetโ€™s 75% owner-occupancy signals stable demand. The main risk is the 2021 purchase price of $383,800,current asking represents a near-doubling in five years, compressing upside unless the market continues its run. The single bathroom and one-car garage limit appeal to families or dual-income households, narrowing the buyer pool. Modernisation potential exists but will require capital that may not fully return at this entry point. Comparable at 30 Lily Court suggests a ceiling for three-bedroom product. Hold for rental income while the tenancy runs, then reassess for owner-occupation or light renovation before a 2027 re-sale.
Detailed Independent Property Report preparedย  by PropCred Analyst team forย 1/21 Starling Street, Kewarra Beach QLD 4879
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Market Insight:

Kewarra Beach is a professionally-oriented coastal suburb experiencing robust demand, evidenced by rapid sales and strong price appreciation across both houses and units. This growth is underpinned by a tight rental market with rising yields, indicating sustained investor and occupier interest. The suburb’s appeal to higher-income professionals supports its current momentum, though the accelerated unit price growth suggests a dynamic market with potential for continued capital gains driven by its established demographic profile and constrained supply.
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PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

3

Bathroom

1

Parking

1

Land

178mยฒ

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