9 Jones Street, Rothwell QLD 4022

9 Jones Street, Rothwell QLD 4022 is a 3-bed, 2-bath, 2-car house on a 405 m² lot, built in 2010 and currently marketed for sale with a floor area reported by Domain of 150 m². The property was listed for sale on 18 June 2026 as a house in Rothwell. The available records show a standard detached-house configuration rather than a unit or townhouse, with features including built-in robes, fully fenced yard, remote garage, dishwasher, ensuite, two living areas, and outdoor entertainment. 3 bed | 2 bath | 2 car house | 2010 build | 405sqm lot | flood overlay noted This property is competitively positioned as a modern, low-maintenance family house in Rothwell, offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and dual living areas on a manageable 405sqm lot. Built in 2010, it avoids the compromises of older stock while providing practical features like built-in robes, an ensuite, a remote garage, and outdoor entertainment space. The configuration is best suited to small families or downsizers seeking a detached house with modest yard upkeep. Its two living areas and fully fenced yard add genuine daily usability, and the 2010 build year means modern construction standards are likely in place. The property sits within a residential zone with good broadband and mobile coverage, supporting both owner-occupier and investor interest. The flood overlay flagged on this property may affect insurance costs and could influence buyer sentiment, particularly for those unfamiliar with local flood management controls. While no bushfire or heritage constraints are present, this overlay is a material factor that should be investigated through council planning records or a flood report. The 405sqm lot is compact, which might limit future subdivision potential but aligns with current suburban preferences for lower upkeep. The property’s internal area of 150sqm is functional for its bedroom count, though buyers seeking larger living spaces may find it modest. Rental demand appears steady given recent leasing history, but the flood overlay may narrow the investor pool or require higher holding cost allowances.