178 Easthill Drive, Robina, QLD 4226
Asking
Offers Over $1,580,000
178 Easthill Drive, Robina, QLD 4226 is a 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car house in Robina, Queensland. This page shows its recorded sale history and a data-driven valuation based on comparable local sales.
Sale history
| Year | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | $740,000 | Sale |
| 2012 | $520,000 | Sale |
| 2009 | $695,000 | Sale |
| 2006 | $795,000 | Sale |
| 2001 | $425,000 | Sale |
Source: historical sale records. Prices shown as recorded.
$1,250,000, then nothing until $1,700,000. This Robina home asks in the gap
A permanent golf-course outlook and a finished interior pull one way; a compact 183 sqm block and three bedrooms pull the other. Which side wins?
178 Easthill Drive is a finished, two-storey three-bedroom-plus-study home in the secure Glades Easthill South community-title scheme, backing onto the 13th hole of The Glades with a permanent, no-maintenance golf outlook. The kitchen, main bathroom and overall condition all read at 8 out of 10, with stone benchtops, ducted air, solar and a double garage — a move-in home rather than a project, on a compact 183 sqm lot built for low-upkeep living. The pricing question is the live one: at Offers Over $1,580,000, the ask sits above a recent Easthill Drive cluster of $1,055,000–$1,250,000 and below a single same-street result of $1,700,000 (181 Easthill, November 2025). Because it's a community-title dwelling, our comparable-sales model couldn't classify it and produced no valuation figure or range, so those raw street sales — not a single number — are the frame. Inspection is Saturday 26 September, 11:00–11:30am, with Jessica Dietrich of Ray White Robina.
A finished, lock-and-leave home on the 13th hole — minutes from the centre of Robina, with a permanent green over the back fence
Picture a Saturday that starts with coffee on the covered alfresco, looking out over the 13th hole of The Glades instead of a neighbour's fence — then a three-minute drive to the train and about four minutes to Robina Town Centre and the hospital, and a home you can lock and leave for a fortnight without a second thought. That permanent green outlook is a large part of what the Offers Over $1,580,000 ask is really pricing: it can't be subdivided, built on, or taken away.
The kitchen and main bathroom are already done — a move-in home, not a weekend project
You walk in and the expensive work is behind you. Stone benchtops, an updated main bathroom, ducted air through the house, solar on the roof and gardens already clipped. Nobody's asking you to spend your first two winters renovating — that spend already sits inside the asking price.
One Easthill Drive sale reached $1,700,000, a cluster changed hands near $1,055,000–$1,250,000 — the real question is which group this home belongs with
You don't have to guess what this street achieves — near-identical three-bedders have sold along Easthill Drive within the last two years. The catch is they don't form a tidy line: there's a cluster from $1,055,000 to $1,250,000, then a single result well above it. The Offers Over $1,580,000 ask sits in the gap between, and the decision comes down to which group this house really belongs to.
Why there's no single valuation figure on this page — and what to use instead
If you scrolled looking for one number to compare against the $1,580,000 ask, you won't find it here — and that's deliberate. A community-title dwelling doesn't fit the comparable-sales model cleanly, so rather than print a figure we can't stand behind, we've laid out the street's actual sales for you to weigh yourself.
Frequently asked
What is the asking price and how is it being sold?
It is listed at Offers Over $1,580,000. The home came to market on 22 September 2026 with Jessica Dietrich of Ray White Robina.
When can I inspect it?
The open home is scheduled for Saturday 26 September, 11:00–11:30am. Contact Jessica Dietrich at Ray White Robina to confirm or arrange another time.
Why isn't there a single valuation figure for this property?
It is a community-title dwelling in the Glades Easthill South scheme, which our comparable-sales model flagged as a misclassified dwelling — so it produced no point estimate and no range. Instead, the most direct read is the recent Easthill Drive sales: a cluster of $1,055,000–$1,250,000 and a single same-street result of $1,700,000.
How does the $1,580,000 ask compare with the street's sales?
Four recent three-bed, two-bath, two-car sales on Easthill Drive set the frame: 62 Easthill at $1,055,000 (April 2026), 56 Easthill at $1,090,000 (December 2025), 286 Easthill at $1,250,000 (March 2025), and 181 Easthill at $1,700,000 (November 2025). The ask sits in the gap between the cluster and that single top result. These are raw sale prices, not adjusted for size, condition or position.
Is 181 Easthill Drive next door to this home?
No. 181 Easthill is recorded as a same-street sale, not a confirmed neighbour — its exact position on the street isn't in the sale record. It matches on bedrooms, bathrooms and car spaces, but its land size and floor area aren't recorded either, so treat it as the street's ceiling reference rather than a like-for-like twin.
Is the property flood-affected?
On current Gold Coast City Council mapping it carries no flood overlay and sits outside all five modelled flood bands, with no designated flood level assigned and a mapped ground level of 6.68 m AHD. Confirm with a current council search and your own inspections before relying on it.
What does buying in a community-title scheme mean here?
The home is one of 45 lots in the Glades Easthill South community-title scheme (CMS30074). That means a body corporate and regular levies apply. Ask for the community-title contract and disclosure statement to see the levy amounts and what they cover before forming a view on the price.