65 Price Street, Oxley QLD 4075

mid-century house on a usable 637m² block | located in established Oxley school catchment | land size exceeds typical newer infill | suited to buyers who value space over finishes This property sits in a solid suburban setting where the land itself carries the strongest value signal. The 637m² lot on a 1960-built house offers a footprint that is rare in newer developments, giving the buyer room to reconfigure, extend, or eventually redevelop. The block is flat enough and free of detected flood or bushfire constraints, which reduces holding risk and improves future options. The catchment for Oxley State School and Corinda State High School adds family appeal, and the house itself is a classic post-war design that suits a renovator or an owner-occupier wanting to shape the property to their own taste. This is not a turnkey product, but it is a solid entry point into a suburb where detached houses on usable land are increasingly sought after. The 1960 build age may mean dated interiors, older wiring, and potentially a lower energy rating, so a buyer should budget for updates to kitchen, bathroom, and possibly roofing or plumbing within the first few years. The single-bathroom layout may limit appeal for families or tenants compared to two-bathroom alternatives, and the modest 124m² internal area means living spaces could feel tight without an extension. These factors may put downward pressure on price relative to renovated stock, but they also create upside for a buyer willing to invest in improvements. The land-to-building ratio is generous, which may support a future subdivision or dual-occupancy application depending on council policy.