30 Riverbend Way Murwillumbah NSW 2484

Four-bedroom home on 970m² | Pool and solar installed | Mount Warning views | $1.35–1.4M asking range This four-bedroom house on a 970-square-metre block in Hundred Hills Estate suits families and downsizers seeking established neighbourhood amenity with water views and recreational facilities. The property sits within a residential estate context where land holdings of this size remain relatively substantial, providing privacy and usable outdoor space that appeals to families with children or those seeking garden projects. The inclusion of a swimming pool and solar panels suggests prior owner investment in lifestyle and operational efficiency, positioning the home for buyers conscious of utility costs and entertainment value. Views toward Mount Warning from the water feature add locational premium to what would otherwise be a standard suburban offering. The building footprint of 268 square metres across a nearly 1000-square-metre lot indicates moderate site coverage, leaving scope for future landscaping, expansion, or additional structures should a buyer choose. Recent asking prices between 1.35 and 1.4 million dollars place this property above the current Murwillumbah median of 925,000 dollars, reflecting the estate positioning, improvements, and views rather than supply scarcity. The property last sold for 183,640 dollars in September 2013, representing significant appreciation over roughly twelve years, though this speaks more to broader regional growth than unique property characteristics. Properties of this type in established estates tend to attract owner-occupiers rather than investors, given the holding costs and space premium; rental yields, while viable at around 980 dollars weekly, do not typically justify the capital outlay for pure yield seekers. Long-term holding appeal derives from the combination of secure residential zoning, council area stability, and the tangible amenities—pool, solar, views—that resist obsolescence across market cycles.