1/4 Broadmeadows Road, Maroochydore QLD 4558
1/4 Broadmeadows Road, Maroochydore QLD 4558
3-bed unit on 161m² | central Maroochydore | owner-occupier appeal | compact yet substantial | flood overlay caution
A well-proportioned three-bedroom unit is presented here, with a 161 m² footprint being offered for a more generous floor plan than typical apartment stock. The central Maroochydore setting is positioned within convenient reach of employment, retail, and services, by which steady interest from downsizers and owner-occupiers is supported. Its configuration is placed above entry-level product, making it a suitable middle-ground option for buyers who want three rooms but prefer attached housing over a detached house. The area’s mixed dwelling character is seen as an advantage, with practical, convenience-driven buyers being best served rather than those seeking waterfront prestige.
Flood overlay exposure may be considered a material factor, as it might influence insurance and resale appeal. The single parking space could be seen as a limitation for families. Natural light and outlook might be influenced by floor level or aspect. Body corporate fees might be significant, so price expectations could be informed by a review of the scheme’s finances.
>> Comparable Sales: 2/15 Duporth Avenue sold at $810,000; 6/28 Cotton Tree Parade sold at $850,000 | Property Price Band: $800,000-900,000 | Value Drivers: generous unit area, three-bedroom layout, central Maroochydore position
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 1/4 Broadmeadows Road, Maroochydore QLD 4558
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Liquidity Risk
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Planning Risk
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Market Insight
Maroochydore, a coastal Sunshine Coast suburb, is anchored by a professional workforce with upper-middle incomes, driving sustained demand for housing. House prices have reached roughly $1.2 million, with annual growth between 11.4% and 16.3%, while units sit near $870,000, growing 7.4–10.1%. Stock is tight at 2.9% for houses, well below the Queensland average, and homes sell in 31–35 days. Rental demand remains firm: house rents range from $750 to $850 weekly, units around $700–720, with gross yields of 3.8% for houses and 4.1–4.2% for units. Ongoing infrastructure development on the Sunshine Coast supports future appreciation, but high entry costs and sensitivity to interest rates temper upside, particularly given divergent growth estimates across data sources.