21 Grevillea Cres, Kin Kora QLD 4680

Lowset brick with extra under-roof space | No rear neighbours, creek and golf-course edge | Pool needs attention | Solar and two bathrooms | Flood and bushfire overlays This house occupies a strong position within Kin Kora’s established family-housing stock. The 632 m² block is lowset brick with an unusually generous under-roof area, giving it more flexible living space than typical three-bedroom homes of its era. Two bathrooms, solar panels, and a dishwasher lift it above the entry-level segment, while the creek and golf-course rear boundary removes any direct rear neighbours, a genuine privacy advantage. Walking distance to the primary school and shopping centre strengthens everyday appeal. It suits a family wanting a solid, functional home with room to adapt, or a downsizer looking for single-level living with a pool and outdoor entertaining. The pool being empty and described as needing work is not a deal-breaker, but it should frame your inspection and condition expectations. The flood and bushfire overlays may influence insurance costs and future renovation options, so check council mapping and your insurer early. The pool’s condition might require a meaningful repair budget, which could be factored into your negotiating position. The unusual under-roof layout adds flexibility but may not suit buyers seeking a conventional floor plan. Solar panels are a positive, but confirm ownership, age, and system condition. These factors might already be reflected in the asking price, but they are the items most likely to shift your view on value. >> Comparable Sales: a 2013 townhouse in the suburb sold at $420,000 with 3 beds and 3 baths on a small lot | Property Price Band: $600K–$700K | Value Drivers: land size, rear creek/golf-course aspect, layout flexibility and pool condition