13 Krista Court, Burrum Heads QLD 4659
13 Krista Court, Burrum Heads QLD 4659
4 bed family home | oversized shed for caravans/boats | quiet cul-de-sac position | no bushfire or flood overlays | 1047mΒ² fully fenced block
This property presents a competitively strong offering for a buyer seeking substantial space and utility in a tranquil coastal setting. Its primary edge is the combination of a large, fully serviced family home with an exceptional, high-clearance shed and secure parking for four vehicles, all on a sizable block without development overlays. This configuration is rare for the area and serves a specific buyer profile: a family or downsizer requiring significant space for toys, vehicles, or a workshop, while valuing privacy and proximity to water.
The decision hinges on the premium commanded for its unique setup against limited recent comparable sales evidence. The risk is paying for specialised improvements without clear immediate resale validation. The opportunity is securing a functional, low-risk property in a high-amenity location where such large, versatile blocks are scarce. Proceed with an offer strategy anchored to its functional utility over emotional appeal, treating it as a long-term lifestyle property. Our detailed report provides the real market valuation framework, locality risk audit, and insurance assessment needed to secure this property on strict commercial terms.
Recent sales data on Krista Court is extremely limited, with only one older transaction at number 4 selling for $105,000 in 2013. This provides no meaningful benchmark for the current market. The absence of recent direct comparables necessitates a valuation based on its superior land size and unique improvements relative to neighbouring properties, justifying its higher estimated value range.
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Market Insight:
Burrum Heads is a coastal suburb attracting professional buyers seeking a lifestyle near waterways. Demand is underpinned by strong recent sales activity and rental interest, with houses achieving solid capital growth. The market is characterised by tight supply, which supports prices but presents an affordability constraint for entry-level buyers. Future growth will be driven by sustained buyer interest against a limited housing stock.