58 Currumbin Chase, Currumbin QLD 4223
58 Currumbin Chase, Currumbin QLD 4223
estate living with hinterland outlooks | gated security and shared amenity | compact low-maintenance land | bushfire overlay consideration | suited to lifestyle buyers
The property is situated within a planned gated estate that is uncommon in Currumbin for its combination of security, shared amenities and bushland backdrop. The house is understood to be a contemporary low-maintenance home with multiple living levels, which is considered practical for downsizers or small families who want coastal lifestyle without gardening burden. The estate setting is regarded as a rarity: private, quiet, with hinterland outlooks while still being close to the beach and local services. The best buyer is likely to be an owner-occupier seeking lock-and-leave convenience with a nature-adjacent feel.
Value may be supported by the gated security and shared pool facilities, with which perceived risk is reduced for buyers. The compact land size might be regarded as a limitation for those wanting larger yards, and the bushfire overlay could influence insurance costs or lender appetite. Presentation and condition are likely to play a significant role, with modern finishes and neutral interiors tending to command a premium. The outlook and privacy are expected to matter more than raw land area.
>> Comparable Sales: a 4-bedroom estate house in Currumbin Ridge sold at $1.3M; a 3-bedroom version at $1.22M | Property Price Band: $1.2M-$1.4M | Value Drivers: gated estate amenity, hinterland outlook, modern condition
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 58 Currumbin Chase, Currumbin QLD 4223
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Market Insight
Currumbin presents as a tightly held coastal market, with a median house price of $1.745 million and 8.39% annual growth; units have outperformed at $1.1 million and 15.18% growth. The 43-day average selling time and only 35 house sales over the past year indicate constrained supply against consistent demand. That demand is anchored by higher-income households, the dominant income cohort in the suburb. Rental returns of 3.66% for houses and 4.06% for units, alongside median weekly rents of $995 and $850 respectively, reinforce a robust owner-occupier and investor presence. Limited turnover and solid price appreciation suggest a mature market with scarce opportunities.