$1.1M–$1.18M
Similar-size homes sold for more
The two single-level homes of a similar size that sold since September went for $1.1M (24 Woodline Dr) and $1.18M (82 Broxburn Cct). Both sit on bigger blocks, which is part of why, but neither has a separate study room or a butler's pantry.
$1.04M
Smaller homes are already at the million mark
5 Alberg St, about 190 m² with one living area and no study, sold for $1.04M on 10 September. 12 Houston St sold for $1.0M on 4 November.
$1.28M
Building it new costs more
A 390 m² block like ours in Spring Mountain costs about $730,000 at today's asking prices. Add a 230 m² house with the same extras at typical Brisbane rates and the total is about $1.28M, with a nine-month wait. See the sum.
$1.045M
The typical 4-bed already costs this
Domain puts the median price of a 4-bedroom house in Spring Mountain at $1,045,000. This home has more features than any other 4-bed sold here since September.
$1.125M+
The same street agrees
32 Falkirk Way, a few doors away, was listed at $1,125,000+ in early November. It has 4 of these 9 features, with no study room or butler's pantry and 6.5 kW of solar.
~$115k
Upgrading a cheaper home costs more
Adding 30 m² to a smaller house at a typical Brisbane extension rate of $3,500 per m² is about $105,000. Add 10 kW of solar for about $9,450. That's before a study room, butler's pantry or views, and months of trades.
Where the sales landed
4-bed houses sold in Spring Mountain since September. The higher the dot, the more of our 9 features that home has. Hover over or tap a dot to see which features it has (green) and is missing (red).
35 Falkirk Way (9 of 9)5 features3–4 features0–2 features or unclear