13 Lorne Loop, Kewarra Beach QLD 4879

4 beds 2 baths 2 cars

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Price position Above suburb median

9.0% above the current suburb median listing price.

Buyer negotiation signal Competitive conditions

The suburb median sold price is $1,000 above the median listing price.

Selling pace Slower than typical

38 days typical · Property listed 92 days (142% longer).

Property details

Contemporary Coastal Luxury

Presenting in immaculate, near-new condition, this stunning residence offers the perfect blend of contemporary design, quality finishes and effortless tropical living. Nestled within the exclusive Deep Creek Estate at the northern end of Kewarra Beach, the home enjoys an enviable position backing directly onto tranquil bushland reserve, creating a peaceful sense of space, privacy and connection with nature.
4Bedrooms 2Bathrooms 2Car spaces HouseProperty type 476 m²Land

Kewarra Beach market

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Median listing$849,000
Median sold$850,000
Typical selling time38 days
Tracked sold properties47
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Spachus Property Estimate $900,000 Automated estimate based on available property and market data. Not a formal valuation.
Asking vs estimate +$25,000 2.8% above the Spachus estimate

Property Overview

13 Lorne Loop, Kewarra Beach QLD 4879 is a house. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 car spaces. It is currently listed at $925,000. It has been on the market for 92 days. In Kewarra Beach, the median listing price is $849,000 and the median sold price is $850,000. Its current asking price is $76,000 (9.0%) above the Kewarra Beach median listing price. Properties in Kewarra Beach typically sell in around 38 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. It has currently been on the market 54 days longer than the Kewarra Beach typical selling time.

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