173 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina, QLD 4226

261 sqm of single-level living, pool, spa, bar, and 6 car spaces on 799 sqm — built for the family that entertains every weekend

Friday night starts at the pool. The kids are in the spa, you're at the backlit bar pouring something cold, and 10 mates are spread across the 9.1-metre covered alfresco. Saturday morning, coffee at the stone-topped island while someone queues up a film in the media room. Sunday, the four-car carport swallows the boat and the trailer without touching the double garage. This is a single-level home where every square metre was allocated to living, not sleeping — and the auction format means the market, not the agent, sets the price.

The renovation scores 9/10 overall — stone benchtops, marble-tiled bathrooms, timber floors, and a built-in bar. The previous owner bought for $551,000 in 2014.

You walk in and the hard work is done. The kitchen has stone benchtops, modern cabinetry, and a subway tile splashback. The master suite has timber floors and a walk-in robe. The bar has backlighting and wine fridges. The renovation transformed a $551,000 purchase into a property that presents at a level most homes in Robina don't reach — and that spend is already baked into the price, not sitting on your to-do list.

Comparable sales point to $1,800,000–$1,950,000 for this specification. Here's exactly how the numbers stack up.

Two homes within 650 metres have sold in the past few months. One for $1,800,000. One time-adjusts to $1,952,000. After accounting for differences in floor area, lot position, and features, both point to the same zone for this property. The auction will discover the final number — but the data gives you a floor and a ceiling.

Compact bedrooms, a carport instead of an enclosed garage, and a collector road frontage — those are the trade-offs that keep this below $2,000,000. Here's what each one costs.

Every dollar you're not paying has a name. The secondary bedrooms are 8.7–9.3 sqm instead of 12–14 sqm. The four-car carport is covered, not enclosed. The street is a local collector road, not a cul-de-sac. Add those up and you see exactly why this property sits in the high-$1,800,000s instead of crossing $2,000,000.

What is 173 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina worth in 2026?

Based on 8 verified comparable sales in Robina, adjusted for floor area, lot size, renovation level, and features, the data points to a range of $1,800,000 to $1,950,000. The closest comparable — 135 Camberwell Circuit, same lot size, 620 metres away — sold for $1,800,000 in March 2026 with less floor area and a lower renovation standard. The property is going to auction with no listed guide. Open the Valuation Guide tab for the full comparable breakdown.

Is 173 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina in a flood zone?

No. No flood overlay has been identified for this property in Gold Coast City Council records. Robina has zero insurance flood events on record at a suburb level. Standard council searches during conveyancing will confirm this.

How long has 173 Ron Penhaligon Way been on the market?

The property was first listed in early May 2026 and had been on market for approximately 3 days at the time of analysis. It is listed for auction, which typically means a campaign of 3–4 weeks from first listing to auction day. Confirm the auction date with the listing agent.

What is the Robina median house price in 2026?

The typical Robina house price was $1,379,000 in Q1 2026, based on 40 sales. That's up roughly 15% from $1,200,000 in Q1 2025. The Q1 2026 sample is smaller than the 109–132 sales per quarter through 2025, so treat the figure as directional. This property sits well above the suburb typical due to its 261 sqm of living space, renovation standard, pool, and 6 car spaces.

What comparable sales support the valuation of 173 Ron Penhaligon Way?

The three strongest comparables are: 135 Camberwell Circuit — sold March 2026 for $1,800,000 (799 sqm lot, 213 sqm floor area, pool, single level, lower renovation); 24 Banff Court — sold for $1,840,000, time-adjusted to approximately $1,952,000 (776 sqm lot, 173 sqm floor area, cul-de-sac premium); and 18 Anglesea Court — sold for $1,877,000 within 650 metres. All three reinforce the $1,800,000–$1,950,000 range.

Has 173 Ron Penhaligon Way been renovated?

Yes. The property scores 9/10 for overall renovation quality based on photo analysis. Evidence includes stone benchtops and modern cabinetry in the kitchen, marble-tiled bathrooms with frameless showers and floating vanities, timber floors in the master suite, a built-in bar with backlighting and wine fridges, an inground pool, and solar panels. The property last sold for $551,000 in April 2014 — the renovation since then has been comprehensive.