29 Auk Avenue

Burleigh Waters, QLD

648 m² land3 bed1 bath2 car126 m² floor

WHAT RECORDED SALES SAY

Recorded sales nearby put this home between

$1,358,841 – $1,718,942

Built from 42 recorded sales near this home, each adjusted for size, features and location. Four in five recent Burleigh Waters sales landed inside a band this wide (±11.7%).

Last recorded sale$1,530,000 · Oct 2024 · held 2 years

When it last sold, the median Burleigh Waters house had sold for $1,602,500 over the previous 12 months (232 sales). Over the 12 months to Q2 2026: $1,917,500 (216 sales).

See the sales behind it ↓

Around Auk Avenue

Sold in the last 90 days, nearest first · prices as recorded

SOLD · 16 OCT 2026 · 80 m

42 Auk Avenue

$2,500,000

4 bed · 2 bath · 840 m²

SOLD · 20 OCT 2026 · 500 m

62 Jabiru Avenue

$2,150,000

3 bed · 2 bath · 797 m²

SOLD · 6 OCT 2026 · 540 m

24 Tropicana Circuit

$2,100,000

4 bed · 2 bath · 3594 m²

The sales behind the range

42 sales used. The closest four, each adjusted to match this home.

1 June 2026 — 3 Harrier Drive sold for $1,855,550. Adjusted to this home and weighted with the other comparable sales, including it moved the centre of this home's range up by about $7,183.

Sale price$1,605,000

Street+$222,902

Year built+$152,000

Bathrooms−$112,531

Car spaces−$72,000

Pool−$72,000

Condition−$64,200

Floor area (126 vs 176 m²)−$59,975

Micro-location+$21,571

Land size (648 vs 620 m²)+$5,398

Distance to beach (2.2 vs 2.16 km)−$1,155

8 other factors compared and found the same.

Adjusted to this home$1,625,010

Sun on this home

Watch the light cross the block

29 Auk Avenue · house & neighbouring buildings · street frontage faces roughly south, rear roughly north

noon

Winter midday sun

38°

Summer midday sun

85°

Shadow source

QLD LiDAR

Rear of block faces

Roughly north

Sun computed from this address & date. The house and neighbouring buildings, at their true heights, are read from free QLD LiDAR (classified point cloud, 2014) with our own code — no AI. Block orientation is read from the QLD cadastre and OpenStreetMap: the boundary on the street in this address is the frontage, and the rear faces the opposite way. Block-level guide, not a survey — it does not show the light inside any room.