50 Conway Street, Mount Low QLD 4818
50 Conway Street, Mount Low QLD 4818
Modern 2017 build | 3 bed low-maintenance house | 450m² easy-care block | Strong rental appeal | Family-friendly growth corridor
This house competes well in Mount Low’s newer residential market. The 2017 construction by a known local builder gives it a fresh, move-in-ready feel without the premium of a brand-new build. Tiled flooring throughout and open-plan living make it practical for busy households, while the ensuite and walk-in showers add a modern touch that appeals to owner-occupiers and investors alike. On a 450m² block, it suits buyers wanting manageable upkeep rather than a large yard. The layout is straightforward and functional, which keeps it attractive to first home buyers, downsizers, and families seeking a solid suburban base near schools and daily amenities.
Value here may hinge on how the house compares to slightly larger or better-equipped neighbours. The 186m² under-roof area is comfortable but not oversized, and the absence of a pool or solar means it may sit below premium-priced homes on the same street. Its single-storey, ground-level design and low-maintenance land could support steady rental demand, but price growth may be more moderate than for properties with extra bedrooms or larger allotments. Buyers should weigh the convenience of a newer, efficient home against the potential for added features elsewhere.
|| Comparable Sales: 54 Conway Street, 4 bed, similar land, rented $650/week; 88 Conway Street, 4 bed, solar and pool, higher value | Property Price Band: $600k–$700k | Value Drivers: modern build quality, low-maintenance land, rental yield potential
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 50 Conway Street, Mount Low QLD 4818
Checks found:
Value Risk
Liquidity Risk
2
Planning Risk
2
Income Risk
2
Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Mount Low, in Townsville’s northern growth corridor, is a young-family market: the dominant cohort is under ten and over half of households hold a mortgage. Demand is driven by trades workers on solid six-figure incomes, with population up 17.9% since 2016. House prices have climbed roughly 26% over the past year to a $651,000–$663,000 median, with stock selling in a median 20 days and 115–142 sales annually. Rental demand is tightening too: median house rents rose 6.7–7.5% to around $560–$585 a week. Future growth rests on constrained Townsville supply and sustained owner-occupier demand, but affordability is the main risk—prices sit near seven times median weekly income, and rate sensitivity could test entry-level buyers. No unit market exists.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 54 Conway Street, 4 bed, similar land, rented $650/week; 88 Conway Street, 4 bed, solar and pool, higher value | Property Price Band: $600k–$700k | Value Drivers: modern build quality, low-maintenance land, rental yield potential
Bedrooms
3
Bathroom
2
Parking
-
Land
693m²
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