33 York Street, Queenton QLD 4820

Detached 1940s house | 1062sqm block | in-ground pool | solar panels | school catchment zone The primary buying case here is the land-to-improvement ratio. At 29% building coverage on over a quarter-acre block, this property offers something increasingly rare in established suburbs: genuine space for extension, subdivision potential, or simply a large private yard without leaving the school catchment zone. The combination of a pool, shed, and outdoor entertainment area means the house already functions as a liveable family proposition while the underlying land holds the medium-term value. For a buyer who can see past the 1940s floorplan, the configuration edge is real,this is a holding property that can be improved incrementally without overcapitalising. The risks are not catastrophic but they are specific. One bathroom on a three-bedroom house with a pool will limit appeal to families and reduce resale velocity. The NBN is Fibre to the Node, not a dealbreaker but a negotiating point. Solar panels detected by satellite at 80% confidence means age and output are unverified,factor a service check into due diligence. The opportunity lies in using the office and the pool as lifestyle anchors while the land appreciates. Hold this property for five years, improve the bathroom when capital allows, and sell into the school catchment demand rather than the house itself.