13 Easterbrook Place, Gowrie ACT 2904

13 Easterbrook Place, Gowrie ACT 2904
1982-built family home | 773m² level block in established cul-de-sac | ducted heating/cooling & solar | Gowrie Primary catchment This property presents a competitively strong, low-maintenance family home on a substantial and level block, a configuration increasingly rare in this established suburb. Its prime position within the Gowrie Primary School catchment, combined with ducted climate control and solar panels, delivers immediate utility and broad appeal to owner-occupiers seeking space and convenience. The absence of environmental overlays simplifies the due diligence process for a buyer. The decision hinges on reconciling its recent rapid price appreciation with its below-par energy efficiency rating, which imposes tangible future upgrade costs. The commercial logic lies in securing a well-located, land-rich property with proven rental demand, suited for long-term holding. Engage Propcred to pressure-test the recent sale comparables, verify the unimproved land valuation for tax implications, and assess locality-specific insurance premiums. Recent sales data demonstrates consistent capital growth: – 2002: $186,000 – 2016: $495,000 – 2024: $865,000 – 2026: $930,000 (prior to auction) This trajectory, with a near 8% increase in the past two years, confirms strong underlying demand for houses in this location, supporting the current valuation.

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Market Insight:

Gowrie presents as a stable, established residential market with strong recent capital growth for houses, supported by solid rental demand. This sustained price appreciation suggests a market favoured by owner-occupiers and investors seeking reliable returns, with a steady sales volume indicating consistent turnover. Future performance will hinge on broader economic factors influencing affordability and buyer sentiment.

PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

3

Bathroom

1

Parking

2

Land

773m²

Built

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