21 Catto Street, Centenary Heights QLD 4350

3-bedroom split-level on 751sqm | views toward Picnic Point | 80% owner-occupied street | FTTP connected The property’s split-level design is its primary competitive edge, offering separate living zones without the footprint of a larger single-storey home—rare on a 751sqm lot in this suburb. The 23% building coverage leaves substantial yard space, and the elevated position with Picnic Point views adds a lifestyle premium that typically holds value better than standard lots. This house suits a buyer wanting a functional family layout on a generous block, where the owner-occupied street profile (80%) signals low turnover and stable neighbourhood character. The main risk is the auction timeline—listed only days before inspection and sale, which compresses due diligence and may push a buyer into a premium bid without time to test comparable sales. The single bathroom is a constraint for families, and the discrepancy in floor area between sources (115sqm vs 174sqm) warrants a physical measure before bidding. On the opportunity side, the FTTP connection supports remote work, and the 5G coverage adds redundancy. If you secure this under $872,000, the rental yield at median $600/week covers holding costs; hold for the land value uplift as Toowoomba’s infill demand grows.