4 Birralee Street, Collinsville QLD 4804

4 Birralee Street, Collinsville QLD 4804
Collinsville family home | 688mยฒ with 9x6m shed | modern kitchen & solar | strong rental yield 7.6% | school proximity edge The propertyโ€™s competitive strength lies in its unusual combination of a fully renovated interior with a large powered shed and solar system on a fully fenced 688mยฒ block, making it rare for the price point. This configuration serves families needing space and low utility costs, or investors targeting Collinsvilleโ€™s strong 7.6% rental yield. The modern kitchen and bathroom, along with split-system air conditioning throughout, remove the need for immediate capital expenditure, strengthening a buyerโ€™s negotiating position against older stock. Proximity to two primary schools within walking distance adds tenant and resale appeal. The primary risk is the listing price sitting significantly above estimated market value, which suggests the seller has priced in the upgrades rather than the suburbโ€™s median. This creates a negotiation gap that a buyer should exploit,recent sales data and the suburbโ€™s 38% growth do not justify the premium without a price adjustment. The propertyโ€™s owner-occupied street profile and lack of flood or bushfire overlays reduce downside risk. Hold for rental income or family use, but only proceed if the price moves closer to the $300,000 range.
Detailed Independent Property Report preparedย  by PropCred Analyst team forย 4 Birralee Street, Collinsville QLD 4804
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Market Insight:

Collinsville presents as a tightly held regional market underpinned by a workforce linked to local industry, driving demand for housing. Recent price growth has been exceptionally strong, reflecting this fundamental demand against a backdrop of very low available stock. The market is characterised by high rental yields and low vacancy, indicating sustained rental pressure. Future growth remains tied to the local economic base, while key constraints include the limited turnover of properties and potential affordability pressures given current income levels.
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PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

3

Bathroom

1

Parking

5

Land

688mยฒ

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