12 Elinga Street Jindalee, QLD 4074

ONSITE AUCTION
Sunday 29th March at 10:00am - unless sold prior!

Set on a substantial 1,153sqm parcel of land at the end of a private cul-de-sac, 12 Elinga Street presents a rare opportunity in one of Jindalee's established residential pockets. While the home was originally a much-loved single-level four-bedroom residence, the property sustained significant damage during the October 2025 storm when a large gum tree fell through the centre of the home.

Owned and held by the same family for over 50 years, the home was originally designed and built by the owners and has been a much-loved part of their lives. While they would ideally have liked to restore and repair the home following the storm damage, at this stage of life the scale of the work required simply isn't something they are able to undertake. As a result, they have made the difficult decision to move on and pass the opportunity to the next custodian.

The circumstances present several possible pathways. Buyers with a building or trade background may see the opportunity to repair and restore the home, bringing it back to life. Others may view the site as the perfect blank canvas to remove the existing dwelling and build a new family home that maximises the size and privacy of the block. Investors may also recognise the potential - whether repairing and holding, renovating and reselling, or clearing the site to construct a new home for the resale market.

Property Highlights
• Substantial 1,153sqm block at the end of a private cul-de-sac
• Original single-level four-bedroom family home
• Opportunity to renovate, rebuild or redesign
• Held by the same family for over 50 years
• Quiet residential street in the heart of Jindalee

Regardless of the approach taken, the underlying fundamentals remain strong - a large landholding in a quiet cul-de-sac position within the tightly held Centenary suburbs.

Adding further appeal is the property's exceptional location. Positioned within walking distance of Centenary State High School and Jindalee State School, along with nearby parklands and public transport, the home also enjoys convenient access to the Looranah Street neighbourhood shops. For broader retail, dining and entertainment options, both Jindalee DFO and Mount Ommaney Shopping Centre are just minutes away, offering cinemas, cafes, restaurants and everyday shopping.

Accessibility continues to improve across the Centenary suburbs. The Centenary Highway provides a direct corridor to the Brisbane CBD and the airports, while the ongoing upgrade of the Jindalee Bridge and surrounding road infrastructure is designed to further improve traffic flow and connectivity for residents travelling to and from the area. These improvements, combined with the suburb's established amenities and lifestyle benefits, continue to strengthen the long-term appeal of Jindalee.