26 Abingdon Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102

Large inner-city block | elevated city glimpses | Brisbane State High catchment | four-bedroom family configuration This property stands out for its unusually generous landholding in an inner-city suburb where larger blocks are increasingly scarce. The elevated position provides city glimpses that are rare at this price point, while the four-bedroom, four-bathroom configuration with three car spaces offers a level of accommodation well above typical standalone stock in Woolloongabba. The detected solar installation and absence of flood or heritage overlays reduce immediate holding costs and planning constraints. This house is best suited to a family seeking long-term proximity to the CBD and Brisbane State High School, or a buyer looking for a substantial block with renovation or redevelopment potential in a tightly held corridor. The value of this property may be influenced by the condition of its internal finishes, which are not confirmed by available data, meaning a buyer should budget for possible updating. The older character of the dwelling could also imply higher maintenance obligations than a newer build. While the large lot and elevated site are clear strengths, the lack of verified aspect data means natural light and heat exposure should be assessed in person. The estimated gross rental yield of approximately 2.6% suggests the price is more heavily weighted toward land value and future potential than immediate rental return, so a buyer should weigh holding costs against the long-term scarcity of a block of this size in this catchment.