2/10 Twelfth Avenue, Palm Beach, QLD 4221
Asking
Offers Over $895,000
2/10 Twelfth Avenue, Palm Beach, QLD 4221 is a 2 bed, 1 bath apartment / unit / flat in Palm Beach, Queensland. This page shows a data-driven valuation based on comparable local sales.
A 9-minute walk to Pacific Beach
2-bed units in Palm Beach sold for a median $1,037,500 over the past year (195 sales, the middle 80% between $850,000 and $1,500,000).
A 9-minute walk to Pacific Beach in Palm Beach. 2-bed units in Palm Beach sold for a median $1,037,500 over the past year (195 sales, the middle 80% between $850,000 and $1,500,000).
Two bedrooms
The walk to Palm Beach State School takes about 14 minutes, and the home sits inside its catchment. Pacific Beach is a 9-minute walk.
Presented at 6/10 and cosmetically updated, with the flooring already redone
The bones are here and the finish is the opportunity: the price reflects a home that rewards updating.
What the sales record says
2-bed units in Palm Beach sold for a median $1,037,500 over the past year (195 sales, the middle 80% between $850,000 and $1,500,000).
Frequently asked
When was 2/10 Twelfth Avenue listed?
It was first listed on 2 September 2026. It is listed at offers over $895,000. In Queensland an 'offers over' figure is the seller's stated minimum, not an estimate of value.
How many bedrooms does 2/10 Twelfth Avenue have?
The listing counts two bedrooms.
Is 2/10 Twelfth Avenue single level?
Yes. The floor plan shows one level.
Which school catchments is 2/10 Twelfth Avenue in?
It is in the catchment for Palm Beach State School (primary) and Palm Beach-Currumbin State High School (junior secondary), on the Queensland Department of Education catchment maps.
Has 2/10 Twelfth Avenue been renovated?
We scored its overall condition 6 out of 10 from the listing photos and class it as cosmetically updated. When and by whom any work was done is not in the photos or any record we hold.
Is 2/10 Twelfth Avenue in a flood overlay?
Gold Coast City Council mapping shows no flood overlay on this lot. That is the council's planning map, not a record of every flood or of insurance claims.