36 Centurion Cres, Nerang QLD 4211
36 Centurion Cres, Nerang QLD 4211
Single-level 1995 house | 700m² block | 3 car spaces | pool & solar | older family stock
This house holds a clear competitive edge for its land size alone. A fully detached single-level home on 700 square metres is increasingly uncommon in Nerang, where newer stock tends toward compact townhouses or higher-density units. The three car spaces, solid built-in robes, fenced yard, shed, and the rare combination of a pool and solar system lift it above the typical 1990s presentation. Its moderate 135 square metre floor area makes it practical rather than sprawling, which suits a family wanting outdoor space without excessive upkeep. The property is best aligned with owner-occupiers seeking an established suburb with school catchment access, or investors drawn to a house with strong rental demand. Its central position near the M1, shopping, and recreation reinforces its appeal as a genuine family home rather than a prestige product.
Value may be most influenced by the dwelling’s 1995 age, which could require updating in kitchens, bathrooms, or roofing relative to newer homes. The inconsistent bedroom and bathroom records across sources might create confusion during due diligence, so a physical inspection should confirm the true configuration. Nearby market activity suggests solid interest in this corridor, but price might soften if comparable sales cluster around smaller or older stock. The pool and solar add practical appeal yet also introduce maintenance considerations, weighing both benefit and ongoing cost. Buyers should weigh the land advantage against potential renovation outlay when forming their price view.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 36 Centurion Cres, Nerang QLD 4211
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Market Insight
Nerang is a competitive, fast-moving market driven by owner-occupiers in detached houses. House prices have climbed to roughly $993,000, up about 15% annually, while units average $700,000 with growth in the low teens. Houses sell in about 15 days, indicating strong buyer demand and tight supply. Gross rental yields are healthy at 4.3% for houses and 5.1% for units, supported by rising rents—$780 weekly for houses and $700 for units. This rental strength, combined with active sales volume, points to sustained interest. Future growth hinges on continued rental demand and limited available stock, though affordability and rate sensitivity remain constraints given the elevated entry price.
PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 3/19-21 Centurion Cres sold June 2026 for $750,000; 30 Centurion Cres sold July 2025 on 634m² | Property Price Band: $1.0M–$1.1M | Value Drivers: land size, single-level layout, pool/solar features