14 Coachwood Street Crestmead QLD 4132
14 Coachwood Street Crestmead QLD 4132
3 bed house on 800m2 | 5 car spots + powered shed | School catchment | Est $890k-$946k value | Listed $849k |Spacious family home on an 800m2 block with five parking spaces suits growing households needing room for vehicles, storage and backyard play. Its flat lot and drive-through access make practical use of the generous land, offering space beyond the typical three-bedroom layout for hobbies, gardening or future extensions. Positioned in a residential street with no flood overlays, it avoids higher-risk spots while carrying a bushfire overlay that buyers assess routinely here. Families drawn to nearby Burrowes State School and Marsden State High catchments often target these larger blocks for their kids’ needs and long-term stability. Comparable homes on 700-900m2 lots in the local area hold steady values, supported by rental yields around $710 weekly if investment appeals. The 27% building coverage leaves ample yard for additions, enhancing appeal for owner-occupiers planning to stay put. Last sold in 1999 for $87k, its holding value reflects land appreciation in this pocket, where similar properties resist downturns due to scarcity of flat, oversized sites. NBN and 5G coverage adds modern reliability without premium cost. Overall, it positions as a solid, versatile hold in a market favoring functional family land over compact builds.
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Market Insight:
Crestmead demand is being driven by Logan industrial and logistics employment, improving road and school upgrades, plus broad affordability compared with inner Brisbane, which keeps both families and investors active. Buyers are still choosing the suburb for its 20-minute access to Brisbane, steady rental growth and a house market that has jumped roughly 8% in the past six months (and high-single-digit to mid-teens annually) while staying under an $800k median. Growth opportunities rest on ongoing transport upgrades and rental tightness, but keep an eye on any sharp rate moves or employment shifts in the industrial precinct since limited new stock also means values could plateau if demand softens.