96 Miscamble Street, Roma QLD 4455

Fully fenced 1014m² block | dual street access | 1950s house on stumps | deep bathtub and butler’s pantry This property’s primary buying case rests on its land-to-building ratio and dual street access, rare for a 1014m² block in Roma. The open-plan layout, butler’s pantry, and kitchen sink overlooking the yard are practical features for a buyer wanting a liveable house while holding land for future subdivision or a granny flat. The deep bathtub and separate shower add genuine family appeal, and the newly turfed yard with established trees gives immediate outdoor amenity. It serves best a buyer who values land banking with near-term rental income rather than a polished modern home. The main risk is the 1950s construction on adjustable stumps, which may require foundation work and limits borrowing for some buyers. The single carport and lack of a second living area reduce appeal for larger families, but the dual street access and fully fenced rear yard open a clear opportunity to add a second dwelling or shed without compromising privacy. With a conservative hold, this property works as a low-cost entry into Roma’s market where land constraints are tightening.