4 Maccarthy Street, Hay Point QLD 4740
4 Maccarthy Street, Hay Point QLD 4740
A rare combination is offered in this property: a 989 square metre block and five-car accommodation. Families, tradespeople, or those with boats or trailers are well served by the layout. The low-density coastal setting provides a quieter lifestyle than most urban suburbs, and the spacious site is a genuine advantage. The house is best suited to buyers who value space and utility over low-maintenance convenience. The three-bedroom plan is practical, while the land and parking are the defining strengths.
Value may be influenced most by the condition and presentation of the interior. A well-maintained or updated house might command a premium, while deferred maintenance could narrow buyer interest. The large backyard and five-car layout may appeal strongly to hobbyists or tradespeople, but could be less relevant to low-maintenance buyers. Orientation and outdoor usability might also shape final offers.
>> Comparable Sales: 25 Audrena Street sold for $490,000 | Property Price Band: 600K-700K | Value Drivers: Land size, five-car accommodation, condition
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 4 Maccarthy Street, Hay Point QLD 4740
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Market Insight
Hay Point, in the Mackay and Whitsunday Coast region, is a tightly held market. Demand is underpinned by interstate migration from higher-priced southern cities and chronically limited stock, which have kept upward pressure on prices. Over the past year, the median house price was $656,500, an annual gain of 4.04%, though the most recent monthly median fell to $543,000, indicating some volatility at the margin. Conditions remain brisk: houses spent a median 16.5 days on market, with just 30 sales recorded over the year. The region’s broader demand drivers-including interest from southern buyers and a structural shortage of inventory-continue to support the outlook, while the same low inventory that props values also poses the main constraint: any demand cooling could leave prices exposed given the thin turnover.