7 Kahili Crescent, Bentley Park QLD 4869
4 beds
2 baths
2 cars
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Price position
Above suburb median
9.2% above the current suburb median listing price.
Buyer negotiation signal
Competitive conditions
The suburb median sold price is $5,000 above the median listing price.
Selling pace
Sold slower than typical
29 days typical · Sold in 37 days (28% longer).
Property details
Luxury, Lifestyle and Premium Finishes in a Near New Home
Nestled within one of Bentley Park''s newest estates, this exceptional residence, completed in October 2024, delivers a level of quality and attention to detail rarely found in today''s market. Set on a generous 662m² allotment with stunning mountain views, the home has been thoughtfully designed to blend everyday functionality with refined luxury. The heart of the home is a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring Calacatta Statuario stone benchtops sourced from Tuscany, a butler''s pantry, gas cooktop and striking raked ceilings flowing through the open plan living and dining areas. The same premium stone has been carried through to the laundry, main bathroom and luxurious ensuite, creating a cohesive, high end finish throughout.
4Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
2Car spaces
HouseProperty type
662 m²Land
Bentley Park market
Full suburb reportMedian listing$775,000
Median sold$780,000
Typical selling time29 days
Tracked sold properties50
Property Overview
7 Kahili Crescent, Bentley Park QLD 4869 is a house. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 car spaces. The property sold for $870,000 on 2 September 2026 by private treaty after 37 days on the market. In Bentley Park, the median listing price is $775,000 and the median sold price is $780,000. This sale was $90,000 (11.5%) above the Bentley Park median sold price. Properties in Bentley Park typically sell in around 29 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. It took 8 days longer to sell than the Bentley Park typical selling time.
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