25 Lawborough Avenue, Parkdale VIC 3195
3 beds
1 baths
3 cars
Spachus Insights
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Price position
Above suburb median
20.9% above the current suburb median listing price.
Buyer negotiation signal
Competitive conditions
The suburb median sold price is $15,000 above the median listing price.
Selling pace
Slower than typical
25 days typical · Property listed 117 days (368% longer).
Property details
Exceptional Opportunity in a Premier Parkdale Locale
Positioned on an impressive 843sqm (approx.) allotment in one of Parkdale''s most sought-after family pockets, this classic three-bedroom residence presents an increasingly rare opportunity to secure substantial land with exceptional scope for the future. Whether your vision is to renovate and modernise, construct a luxury new family home, or explore a multi-townhouse redevelopment opportunity (STCA), this is a property where the possibilities are limited only by your imagination.
3Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
3Car spaces
HouseProperty type
843 m²Land
Parkdale market
Full suburb reportMedian listing$1,150,000
Median sold$1,165,000
Typical selling time25 days
Tracked sold properties111
Spachus Property Estimate
$1,387,001
Automated estimate based on available property and market data.
Not a formal valuation.
Asking vs estimate
+$2,999
0.2% above the Spachus estimate
Property Overview
25 Lawborough Avenue, Parkdale VIC 3195 is a house. It has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 3 car spaces. It is currently listed at $1,390,000. It has been on the market for 117 days. In Parkdale, the median listing price is $1,150,000 and the median sold price is $1,165,000. Its current asking price is $240,000 (20.9%) above the Parkdale median listing price. Properties in Parkdale typically sell in around 25 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. It has currently been on the market 92 days longer than the Parkdale typical selling time.
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