PHOTOS: The 6 biggest Gympie house sales so far this year
Data provided by CoreLogic shows the median sale price of $312,000 over the last 12 months, but this year has already seen some local market leaders fetching some whopping figures.
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The year so far has not even hit the halfway mark, but already Gympie has seen some blockbuster house sales in 2021.
According to Property Value by CoreLogic the Gold City has a median sale price of $312,000 over the last 12 months, good for a median price change of 15.56 per cent, ranking 151st in Queensland.
But the following properties have fetched considerably more than the median sale price:
1. 69 Duke Street – sold for $885,000 on April 6 by Leanne Mitchell of Ray White Gympie
– Conveniently situated within a two-minute walk to the city centre on a spacious 1,133m2 with district centre zoning the property has 6 elegant bedrooms (3 bedrooms have separate entrances), 5 ensuite bathrooms, a separate suite and a granny flat.
– All accessed by beautiful verandas. 4 car spaces. Original fireplace, claw foot baths, high ceilings, Western Red Cedar internal finishings and leadlight windows.
2. 59 Channon Street – sold for $729,000 on March 1 by Clancy Adams and Aleisha Tonkin of Ray White Gympie
– Residence – Upper level
– Built in the late 1890s
– High ceilings throughout
– Large open plan family, kitchen and breakfast room looking over the valley
– A formal lounge and dining room with the original marble fireplace
– 3/4 wrap around wide verandas with stunning views over the CBD, the region and mountains
3. 40 Red Hill Road – sold for $706,000 on February 16 by Aleisha Dodt and Chantelle Groben of Century21 Platinum Agents
– Large concrete in-ground pool with water feature and separate outdoor toilet
– Polished timber floorboards, original cork flooring, and tiles throughout
– Kitchen features stone benchtops, six-burner gas cook top, custom coffee machine
– Three separate living spaces – formal living, family dining and kitchen, and downstairs rumpus
– Dining room with views and access to the large second-floor deck overlooking the mountains
4. 11 Mulcahy Terrace – sold for $603,500 on April 28 by Janelle Walker of Century21 Platinum Agents
– Classic Queenslander is nicely position on 2023 sq.m. with two road frontage
– Front lounge room has a fireplace and opens out onto wrap around veranda
– Gracious entertaining in the dining room with high ceilings and crystal chandelier
– New Guinea rosewood kitchen features a 5 burner gas stove and new dishwasher
– Private moments are more special in your own stand alone bath
5. 3 Riverstone Close – sold for $555,000 on April 28 by Ann-Marie Warren of Bambling Property
– King sized, Master bedroom featuring plantation shutters, ensuite, and walk-in robe. A/C
– 3 Queen sized bedrooms with built-in robes + Office
– A good sized Lounge room opens onto outdoor under cover entertaining area
– Modern kitchen with S/S appliances and walk-in pantry, great storage and stone bench tops
– Open plan kitchen, dining and 2nd living area, all opening onto outdoor under cover entertaining area
6. 1 Zoe Close – sold for $540,000 on May 5 by Niki Meads of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gympie
– The home entrance is nothing short of stunning with inclined high ceiling, water feature and oversized glass panelled door
– The kitchen features a large pantry, Baumatic appliances, ample storage and stylish breakfast bar
– The adjacent airconditioned dining room opens to the spacious outdoor entertaining area where you can soak up the tropical garden atmosphere
– The sunken lounge with angular lines and feature ceiling can be closed off from the living area for those family movie nights
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