Hottest Moreton Bay houses by sale price revealed
The hottest houses in Moreton Bay have been revealed. Extravagant pools, stunning views, we take a look at some of the top sales in recent years. SEE THE FULL LIST
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Whether it’s the best house in the worst street, or the worst house in the best street, there’s always interest in multimillion-dollar homes on the market.
Moreton Bay has had its fair share of these massive mansions hit the market.
Greater Brisbane has seen 97 suburbs record negative house price growth over the three months to the end of July, according to property data analyst, PropTrack.
But despite the downturn, the city still leads the nation for annual house price growth, recording 21.26 per cent growth in the past 12 months.
Property analysts say Brisbane’s strong economic fundamentals will see home values rise in 2024.
Crown Properties, Redcliffe owner, Jody Allison-McLachlan said with the Spring selling season about to begin, it would be a shame for sellers to not take advantage of the positives that the last two years of growth was presenting to them.
“While there might be a small correction on the horizon, the market is still strong from what we have seen here in our agency,” Ms Allison-McLachlan said.
Kindred Property, Redcliffe CEO, Joshua Kindred said Newport without doubt was the heavyweight champion of Moreton Bay when it came to consistently achieving million dollar sales, closely followed by sales in Scarborough and Redcliffe.
“Some beautiful acreages in Narangba and Burpengary regularly achieve million dollar results, where in the future it will be common for those suburbs command such results as the norm,” Mr Kindred said.
“Record prices are still being achieved every week in Moreton Bay despite some pockets of the region having dropped back, therefore if sellers are purchasing at the same time the uplift they were hoping for they will still achieve in the next property.”
38-45 Old Cream Truck Rd, Dayboro
Selling for $5.5 million in October 2020, the 125ha property has been described as one of Dayboro‘s finest and largest rural acreage properties.
Set on seven titles, the lowset home features six bedrooms, three bathrooms and room for six cars acres.
When it was put up for sale, it was said the property comfortably carried 100 head of beef cattle, fenced into 18 paddocks and rich fertile soil.
There’s also double-sided river frontage from the North Pine River, providing the property with permanent water.
6 Fortune St, Scarborough
Selling for $5.19 million in May 2014, 6 Fortune St, Scarborough is said to feature world class architecture on Moreton Bay‘s beachfront.
The attractive elements of premium quality and a first-class design, combined with an unsurpassed location overlooking Moreton Bay give way to arguably the finest property on the Redcliffe peninsula.
Six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a block size of 1,130sqm, the four level home was built in 2017 and includes a solar heated swimming pool, beach access for boats and a 12 car basement garage.
23 Currell Cct, Samford Valley
Selling for $4.48 million in March, this proeprty is a modern masterpiece with breathtaking views.
With a shape inspired by the work of world famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, this one-of-a-kind family residence has also been crafted by award-winning architect Chris Bligh of Bligh Graham for a premium living experience.
It features a substantial 945 sqm combined internal/external floorplan adorned with luxury appointments plus five bedrooms and three bathrooms, all on a 6,765 sqm block.
80 Prince Edward Pde, Redcliffe
Selling for $4.3 million in July, this proeprty captures a historic piece of the peninsula‘s character, fused with a modern stroke of genius.
Formerly a nunnery, it’s been transformed into the ultimate family residence blending the old and the new.
Born from the amalgamation of renowned designers and meticulously brought to life by D. Pearce Constructions, a sublime coastal paradise is nestled on the edge of the spectacular Moreton Bay with a view and position that is simply unbeatable.
Three bedrooms, two bathrooms set on a 835sqm block.
70 Allpass Pde, Shorncliffe
Selling for $3.5 million in October 2021, council-approved plans are in place for renovations.
The house offers character with VJs, fretwork and timber flooring with two street frontage.
Three bedrooms and one bathroom on a 668 sqm block.
50 Flinders Pde, Sandgate
Selling for $2.73 million in April, 2022, 50 Flinders Pde, Sandgate is positioned on a 810 sqm block on absolute waterfront and commanding magnificent north-easterly views.
With four bedrooms, three bathrooms and four car spaces, this classic colonial offers a lot.
115 Margate Pde, Margate
This luxurious waterfront residence has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and sits on a 550 sqm block with bay views.
Spanning three levels, it has a full wet bar and pool room that flows onto the deck.
An office, basement with up to eight car spaces, a large storage room, second laundry and powder room.
At the time of the sale there was no approved plans for a pool.
261 Wyampa Rd, Bald Hills
Selling for $2.67 million in November 2019, it is a rare riverfront property with deep water anchorage and access to Moreton Bay, with a two-level granny flat complete with kitchen, laundry, powder room and front deck.
Includes six bedrooms and six bathrooms, it also has has river views.
7 The Boulevarde, Bongaree
Selling for $2.45 million, 7 The Boulevard Bongaree provides an opportunity to wake up every morning staring at the beautiful Pumicestone Passage.
Features a huge master suite with walk-in robes, a ‘Master Chef style’ kitchen, massive open plan kitchen living, and two outdoor living areas, one overlooking the passage and another the pool.
89 Raynbird Rd, Narangba
With more than 2.5ha in the private hills of Narangba, this property can be described as an oasis.
It includes two private dams, a secluded pool, horse stables and arena, huge sheds, three access gates and much more.
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