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Brisbane's hottest home right now is a three-bedroom '80s era in Everton Park.
A modest three-bed house built in 1985 has now surpassed multi-million dollar mansions as Brisbane's most popular property for sale.
The home, located just under 12km from Brisbane's CBD, is scheduled to be demolished at 9am this Sunday and is currently on the Queensland capital's most viewed property list, according to Prop Track data. It has been shown that there is.
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More than 70 parties have already been held at 11 Braidwood Street in Everton Park during the open homes visit.
Property records show the home was built in 1985.
Estate agent Taylor McBride of Harcourt Solutions said the property at 11 Braidwood Street, Everton Park, has already attracted more than 70 parties and is expected to attract some interest at this weekend's auction. Stated.
“The possibilities are truly incredible,” she said. “We can extend it or we can demolish it (STCA). It's a really solid, quiet little area and the streets are really nice. Everton Park is in the process of being developed so people can continue to thrive in the future. I’m going into it thinking it’s going to happen.”
This home is located on a 617sqm block in a suburb that is very popular with young couples and families looking for a family-friendly park-like area close to the CBD.
It is approximately 12 km from Brisbane CBD.
The patio area is shaded and has lots of possibilities.
Mr McBridge said it was a “great opportunity” as it was built in 1985 and could potentially be rebuilt as a dream home if approved by the city council.
He said nearly half of the interest shown in homes was from first-home buyers, with the rest coming from investors, downsizers and remodelers.
“We are definitely attracting a variety of buyers within the market and that is definitely contributing to our success online.”
“People really love their homes. It's a cute little cabin. There's a lot you can do to increase the value of your home.”
The home is move-in ready and the rent this year is $570 a week.
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“We're currently in the process of registering participants (to bid), so we're hoping for a good turnout on Sunday. It's going to be great.”
Considering this property was last on the market in February 2019, a year before the pandemic, it sold for $528,763, so expect this property to make a significant profit. has been done.
“It will be very interesting to see what happens on Sunday,” Ms. McBride said.
The home was rented out earlier this year for $570 a week, with a gross rental yield of 5.6%.
“Supply is quite low at the moment, especially at Everton Park,” Ms McBride said.
The kitchen includes a pantry and breakfast bar.
This house needs some renovation, but it's perfectly livable as is.
“The house itself is in very good condition considering its age. Even though it was obviously an investment in the last few years, it has been very well maintained. It is fully usable (as is) and , you don't need to update it, but obviously you can add your own slant to it and make it what you want. I think it definitely has potential.”
The property information on realestate.com.au states: “Everton Park is famous for its picturesque streets, offering residents a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet conveniently located close to all important amenities. ” is written.
