
Side lengths from the Queensland cadastre, a title map rather than a survey plan. Roof footprint and heights from Queensland Government LiDAR (2022). The footprint is the whole roof, garage and patio included, not floor area. Ground level is at the centre of the home, in metres above sea level (AHD).
Recorded sales nearby put this home between
Built from 43 recorded sales near this home, each adjusted for size, features and location. Four in five recent Highland Park sales landed inside a band this wide (±16.9%).
When it last sold, the median Highland Park house had sold for $1,031,134 over the previous 12 months (86 sales). Over the 12 months to Q3 2026: $1,230,000 (61 sales).
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Sun on this home
7 Marlene Court · house & neighbouring buildings · street frontage faces roughly north-west, rear roughly south-east
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.