6 Lawrie Court Caboolture QLD 4510
6 Lawrie Court Caboolture QLD 4510
4 bed family home on 600m2 cul-de-sac lot |Built 2010 with inground pool |Est value $965k offers over $898k |Rental yield up to $750pw | This four-bedroom house on a 600sqm block in a quiet cul-de-sac suits families prioritizing school proximity and low-maintenance outdoor living. The practical layout with separate living zones and seamless indoor-outdoor flow supports everyday family routines while the recent inground pool adds recreational value without demanding much upkeep. Positioned backing onto a private college it delivers a serene rear outlook rare in denser pockets enhancing privacy amid convenient access to primary school just 0.5km away daycare and medical services. Lowset brick and Colorbond construction from 2010 holds up reliably in the local climate backed by solar panels and gas utilities that trim ongoing costs. In this street of similar mid-sized lots it stands out for the pool and modern additions like stone kitchen appealing to upsizers from smaller homes seeking turnkey comfort. Families or investors drawn to properties with strong rental potential around $670-750 weekly find these specs align well given the 5G coverage and NBN readiness. Market data shows comparable four-beds here have tightened days on market reflecting demand for established builds over newer speculative stock. Last sold for $350k in 2020 its near-tripling in value underscores solid capital growth tied to school catchments and infrastructure upgrades. Long-term the residential zoning absence of overlays and generous 600m2 footprint position it for steady holding appeal as Caboolture’s family base expands.
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Market Insight:
Affordability versus Brisbane, rising rents, and infrastructure-led interest are keeping Caboolture demand strong, with median houses near $800k, units up more than 30% year on year, and momentum remaining steady over the past six months.) Buyers prize large blocks, 4%+ yields and proximity to 2032 work, while risks are oversupply if approvals flood and the statewide shift into cheaper units and land cools the run.) Opportunities include 7Β10% rent rises and brisk sales volumes that should sustain upside unless macro headwinds worsen.)