LOT 1 – SOLD
LOT 2 – SOLD
LOT 3 – SOLD
LOT 4 – SOLD
LOT 5 – SOLD
Is it possible to buy land in this prestigious leafy pocket on a budget? Absolutely! NOTE: First Home Buyers may be eligible for the $15,000 Great Start Grant.

This is by far the best value local house and land package we know of, so it’s first in, best dressed! The beautiful, quality build Valeco Home pictured here is a Byron 227′. For $251,000 you get a 2 Level, 4 bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom, 2 Car lock up garage, and that price is a turnkey’ price, meaning everything is included. Driveway, landscaping, ready to move in to.
Here’s the equation: Land from $332,000 + House $259,000 = $591,000 ready to move in to! (The ‘Byron Bay 227′ is also available for $239,000).
Of course you are free to choose your own builder, or call Jenny Love at Valeco Homes on 0434 371 876.

This pocket, with semi rural outlook is serviced by Yarawa Street and Scenic Road and is a prime location. The locals enjoy leafy surrounds with a bushland aspect, and a quiet circuit’ street that carries no drive-through traffic.

The location is tailor made for families, especially keeping in mind that everything you’ll need is close by. Local Kingfisher park has a children’s playground, 2 football fields and BBQ facilities. Bus stop to Brisbane CBD is in nearby Sunset Road and if horses are your thing, Yarawa Pony club is a short stroll up the street. Schools, shops, cafes, restaurants, health care etc. are just a short drive away. A major drawcard is the close proximity of 2 major shopping centres, Kenmore Village and Kenmore Plaza where the new Aldi complex has recently opened. The local convenience store, Thai restaurant and bottle shop is less than a 5 minute drive away. And all this is within an 11km radius of Brisbane’s CBD, accessed easily via the Western Freeway just a few minutes away.

Traffic-wise, later this year will see opening of Legacy Way, a major tunnel project linking the Western Freeway underground with the existing Inner City Bypass, almost halving peak hour travel times between the Centenary Bridge and the ICB at Kelvin Grove, and easing the bottleneck at the Toowong.

We’re looking to move these properties quickly and move on to the next project so now is the time to inspect when you can pick and choose.
* All distances given as direct line