22 Face Street, Park Avenue QLD 4701

1940s original | 809m² large lot | 2-bed compact house | Park Avenue family suburb This house presents a clear value proposition through its substantial landholding in an established suburb, where the lot size significantly exceeds the building footprint. Its position is defined by scarcity as a smaller, older house among larger family homes, serving either the entry-level buyer seeking land or an investor capitalizing on the fundamental yield supported by school catchments and basic connectivity. The configuration is operationally simple with a single living area and durable finishes like floorboards, minimizing holding costs. Your decision pivots on accepting the cost of an outdated layout and the deferred maintenance inherent in an 1940 build, against the opportunity to secure a large parcel in a steady catchment. The commercial logic is land banking with a modest yield; the rental covers fundamentals while the lot appreciates. Treat this as a long-term land play with a holding income, not a short-term growth property.