22 Osborne Court, Belivah QLD 4207

5 beds on 1.27 acres | semi-rural zoning | low flood risk | Belivah acreage scarcity This property offers a rare combination of scale and zoning that is increasingly difficult to find in the Logan corridor. The 5,122m² block with only 7% building coverage means the house sits lightly on the land, preserving future subdivision potential or simply providing genuine separation from neighbours. For a buyer seeking a multi-generational setup or a home with room for horses, sheds, or extended family, the configuration is competitively strong. The semi-rural designation, paired with low-risk flood overlay and no bushfire overlay, reduces the usual acreage trade-offs. This property best serves a buyer who values space over proximity to retail, and who is willing to trade a longer commute for a landholding that is unlikely to be replicated in this price band. The primary risk is the age of the last sale—1991—meaning there is no recent price evidence to anchor expectations, and the listing history suggests a holding period that may have deferred maintenance. The estimated value range of $1.42m to $1.66m sits well above the Belivah median of $925,000, which signals a premium for the land component. Buyers should budget for a thorough building inspection and potential capital expenditure on services. The rental potential of approximately $1,000 per week offers a credible holding strategy if the property is not immediately occupied, but the yield is modest relative to the purchase price. The commercial logic here is land banking with immediate utility. Hold this property for the land, not the house, and treat any structural improvements as optional.