48 Hurley Street, Howard QLD 4659

Quiet street end | reserve adjacent | generous 1,002m² block | lowset brick home built 1980 The property’s position at the end of a quiet street with direct reserve adjacency offers a rare level of privacy and seclusion within a residential area—something increasingly difficult to find at this price point. The generous 1,002m² block with only 13% building coverage provides substantial outdoor space without the maintenance burden of a larger home, while the lowset brick construction from 1980 typically holds up well with minimal ongoing structural risk. For a buyer seeking a solid, low-maintenance home in a peaceful setting with room to garden or extend, this house presents a clear positional advantage over comparable properties in more exposed or smaller lots. No detected bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays reduce insurance and renovation friction, though the single bathroom and 130m² floorplan may limit appeal for families or those wanting guest accommodation. The 2003 sale history suggests long-term ownership, which often means deferred cosmetic updates—but also a motivated seller who may accept below the $607,000 estimated value. For a buyer comfortable with modest interiors, the reserve adjacency and land size create genuine future capital growth potential in a tightly held pocket of Howard.