Dual-living new build | 4+2 bedrooms | 376 m² quoted | Renewal suburb | Income-ready
A rare dual-occupancy configuration is offered within a single dwelling, combining a four-bedroom main house with a fully attached two-bedroom granny flat. That layout allows genuine flexibility for extended families or supplementary income, and the specification package, including stone benchtops, designer bathrooms, and ducted heating and cooling, is positioned above typical new stock in the area. The property is located in an active renewal precinct, where land is being consolidated and rebuilt, so it leads the curve rather than following stale housing stock. It is best suited to a buyer who wants one property to serve two purposes: a family home and a rental income source, or a multigenerational setup without losing privacy.
The value may be influenced by the discrepancy between the advertised 376 m² and the database-recorded 2801 m², which could reflect a survey error or a different title. The actual lot size and boundary line should be verified by the buyer before forming a price view. The granny flat’s rental potential might also shift the effective yield, so comparable cash-flow data would be worth reviewing. Renewal approvals are still under assessment, and that could affect timing or future subdivision optionality, so due diligence on the planning layer is recommended.
>> Comparable Sales: 54 & 54A Norman Street – $1.30M | Property Price Band: $1.3M – $1.4M | Value Drivers: Dual living, new build quality, rental appeal