SOLD by JASON SAVAGE | 0401 546 762
- | 127 Juers Street, Kingston Qld 4114 | -
Large Block with Subdivision Potential – Invest, Land Bank or Develop
Set on a generous parcel of land in a convenient Kingston location, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for investors, developers, or those looking to landbank as they plan their next move.
With subdivision potential (STCA), the value lies in the land, offering flexibility for future development while generating immediate rental income.
The existing home has just undergone a full makeover and is ready to start earning from day one. Featuring three well-sized bedrooms, a central bathroom, and an open-plan living and dining area, the layout is simple, functional, and appealing to tenants.
The kitchen offers good storage and bench space, while the large rear patio adds extra outdoor living appeal. There is also a separate storage area and internal laundry for added convenience.
For investors, the property is rent-ready with a strong rental appraisal, allowing you to secure an income stream while you explore future subdivision or development options.
A standout feature of the block is the ample space available, offering excellent potential for a large shed or additional improvements (STCA).
Positioned close to local schools, shops, public transport and major arterial roads, the location further enhances its long-term investment appeal.
127 Juers Street, Kingston at a glance:
-Large block with subdivision potential (STCA)
-Recently renovated and ready to rent
-3-bedroom home with a functional layout
-Open plan living and dining
-Spacious rear patio
-Internal laundry and additional storage
-Strong rental appeal – earn income while you plan
-Plenty of room for a large shed or future improvements
-Close to schools, shops, transport and major roads
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