39/28 Amazons Place Jindalee QLD 4074
39/28 Amazons Place Jindalee QLD 4074
Recently listed |Built 2005 |164mΒ² lot |Est. value $1.14m | Rental yield ~$860pw | 2017 sale $485k This three-bedroom townhouse on a 164mΒ² lot suits couples or small families prioritising school proximity and low-maintenance living. Its double-storey layout delivers functional space across 85mΒ² internally, with two bathrooms and secure double garaging catering to everyday practicality without excess. Strata-titled on a compact lot within SP154504, it slots neatly into a street of similar townhouses, offering street-front access amid peers rather than dominating or blending anonymously. Bushfire and flood overlays warrant due diligence, yet reliable NBR fibre and 5G coverage underpin modern usability. Buyers drawn here typically include downsizers or young professionals eyeing Jindalee State School and Centenary High catchments just 1.2-1.3km away, valuing walkable education over larger yards. Comparable townhouses in the area have tracked strong appreciation since 2017, when this one last transacted at $485,000, reflecting broader low-rise demand amid rising detached prices. Its estimated $1.14m value signals solid equity growth for holding, bolstered by residential zoning in Brisbane Council. Long-term appeal rests on that rental potential around $860 weekly, appealing to investors amid steady local occupancy, while the modest land use limits redevelopment but ensures enduring stability for owner-occupiers. Market positioning favours patient buyers who see overlays as manageable in a supply-constrained pocket.
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Market Insight:
JindaleeΒs demand is driven by strong family appeal Β quality schools, parks and retail at Mount Ommaney/DFO plus quick Centenary Highway access Β which keeps owner?occupier and rental interest high. Buyers favour large lots, solid renovated brick homes and steady yields; risks include car?dependence and tight new?supply pushing affordability, while upside sits in renovation value?adds and continued family demand. Prices have been broadly firm to slightly up over the last six months, with median houses near $1.1M and mid?to?high single?digit annual growth.