17 Naish Avenue, Mount Pleasant QLD 4740

Elevated privacy | valley outlook | dual living potential | market-tested valuation The property’s key trade-off is between its premium position and its stepped layout. The spiral staircase and split-level design introduce access constraints that narrow the buyer pool, potentially extending selling time in a soft market. However, the zoning allows for dual-living configuration—the downstairs rumpus room and bathroom function as a self-contained space, adding rental return or multi-generational utility. The 2022 purchase at $475,000 followed by current estimate rebound to $850,000 suggests price discovery is still settling; buyers should bid with conviction only after testing condition of steel frame and render. This is best held as a principal residence with income capability, not a flip. The rare combination of valley views, 823m² elevation, and three full bathrooms on this floor plan outmatches most comparables in Mount Pleasant. Solid brick-and-steel construction reduces maintenance risk, while terraced gardens and the 3x4m shed add functional outdoor room that competing properties lack. The house suits professionals or families who want separation of zones—upstairs living, downstairs media or guest space—without a full dual-living premium. The established gardens and security infrastructure (cameras, screens) reinforce a low-oversight lifestyle. Given the seller is below $750,000 guide and Domain’s mid-range sits at $850,000, the gap represents genuine leverage for a buyer who moves quickly with pre-approved finance and a building inspection booked.