Set on an expansive 800 sqm in a prime Browns Plains location, this original brick lowset presents an outstanding opportunity for astute investors, renovators, or families seeking long-term growth. With a wide range of possibilities – renovate, rebuild, subdivide (STCA), or simply landbank – this property is brimming with potential. Boasting three bedrooms, spacious living areas, and a generous backyard, it is currently tenanted until 15 February 2026 at $450 per week, offering instant income as you plan your next move.
Conveniently located near Browns Plains's major shopping centres, city-bound buses, schools, parks and childcare, this home sits in one of the southside's most accessible family-friendly pockets. Whether you're looking to upgrade and modernise, create a dual-living setup, or capitalise on its subdivision potential (STCA), this is a rare find with endless prospects.
Key Highlights:
Expansive 800 sqm allotment with access to parks, childcare, shops, motorways and schools
Solid brick three-bedroom home primed for a renovation or redevelopment
Tenanted until February 2026 at $450 per week – secure now and plan for the future
Ideal for investors, renovators, or families – potential to subdivide or rebuild (STCA)
Family-friendly locale with unbeatable proximity to everyday essentials
Nestled in a peaceful residential neighbourhood, this property offers a warm, family-friendly setting just moments from everything you need. With several parks and childcare centres within walking distance, and schools and major shopping precincts only a short drive away, it's the perfect address for growing families or tenants seeking lifestyle ease. Express city buses and quick access to motorways add to its appeal, making commuting a breeze.
350 m to Kids Early Learning Centres Browns Plains
800 m to Harmony Park
1 km to Forestglen Park
1.5 km to Wembley Road shops
1.8 km to Village Square Town Centre
1.8 km to Browns Plains State School
2.1 km to Browns Plains Bus Station
2.2 km to Browns Plains State High School
2.2 km to Plains Junction Shopping Centre
2.4 km to Grand Plaza
Positioned along a quiet suburban street, this rustic brick lowset is neatly presented with tidy lawns and mature trees creating a welcoming street presence. A single carport and additional driveway parking provide everyday ease, while the massive 800 sqm block behind the home unlocks potential for subdivision, a dual occupancy project or complete transformation (STCA). With a secure tenant in place, it also serves as an ideal investment for those looking to set-and-forget before a future upgrade.
Inside, the layout is functional but ripe for rejuvenation. A large, carpeted lounge offers an inviting space for relaxed living, while an adjoining tiled family meals area provides flexibility for entertaining or casual dining. The neutral bones provide a solid base for a creative update that can turn this classic into a contemporary haven.
Set beside the meals zone, the original kitchen offers excellent proportions and the chance to be transformed into a modern and stylish culinary centre. With plenty of room for cabinetry upgrades and new appliances, it's the perfect starting point for your renovation vision.
Outside, a spacious covered patio is ready for a refresh, offering the bones for a fantastic entertaining area. It overlooks the enormous, fenced backyard – a secure play space for kids and pets or a potential site for a grand alfresco extension or sparkling pool (STCA). With this much space, the options are only limited by your imagination.
Three carpeted bedrooms, all well-proportioned, offer ample room for family or tenants. They share access to a central original bathroom that, with some updates, could add significant value and appeal. The property also includes an internal laundry and a handy garden shed for added practicality.
This is your chance to secure a potential-packed property in a high-growth area with everything already in place for a future upgrade, expansion or long-term investment. To find out more about this exciting opportunity, contact Chris Yearbury today.
