3 Currumbin Chase, Spring Mountain QLD 4300
3 Currumbin Chase, Spring Mountain QLD 4300
Double-storey family layout | 382m² mid-sized block | 4-bed, 2-living, 2-garage | Fresh to market | Spring Mountain growth corridor
This double-storey residence is positioned on a well-proportioned 382m² lot, which is considered a functional size for a family house in this growth corridor. The four-bedroom, two-living configuration is aligned with the strongest buyer demand in the area, particularly among owner-occupiers seeking modern, low-maintenance space. The presence of two separate living areas and a double garage gives it an edge over compact single-storey offerings. It is best suited to young families or upgraders wanting a contemporary house with room to grow, in a suburb that is being shaped by new infrastructure and community amenities.
Value may be influenced by the orientation and internal finish, which are not fully detailed in the available information. The house’s age and build quality are expected to be consistent with the area’s newer stock, but a buyer should confirm the exact build year and inclusions. The absence of a pool or premium upgrades might limit upside compared with fully finished display-grade homes, though the strong family demand and short marketing time could offset this.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 3 Currumbin Chase, Spring Mountain QLD 4300
Checks found:
Value Risk
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
2
Execution Risk
2
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Market Insight
Spring Mountain, in Greater Brisbane, is drawing young professional buyers aged 30–39, most working as professionals, targeting four-bedroom family homes. House prices have risen 14.6% annually to a median near $980,000, with properties selling in roughly 19–20 days and annual sales volume between 211 and 226. Recent transactions confirm the strength: $995,000 at 16 Finlayson Street, $967,500 at 42 Mark Dillon Circuit, and $865,000 at 15 Midnight Crescent. Household incomes run well above the Greater Brisbane average, underpinning serviceability, but 94% of owners hold mortgages, leaving the market exposed to rate rises. With only eight properties for sale and 31 rentals last month, low inventory tightens supply but also magnifies price sensitivity.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: A 2019-built 4-bed on 400m² sold at $243k in 2017 | Property Price Band: $900k–$1M | Value Drivers: land size, dual living, modern presentation
Bedrooms
4
Bathroom
2
Parking
2
Land
382m²
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