2/57 Olympus Dr, Robina, QLD 4226
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2/57 Olympus Dr, Robina, QLD 4226 is a 3 bed, 2 bath house in Robina, Queensland. This page shows a data-driven valuation based on comparable local sales.
Well kept, with a cosmetic update rather than a renovation, so the price doesn't include someone else's new kitchen.
You could unpack on Saturday and have people over on the covered patio on Sunday, with the sliding doors open from the dining area to the lawn. The home is kept in good order, and you aren't paying for a designer renovation that isn't there.
What the listing doesn't tell you yet: floor area, lot size, title type and a floor plan.
Before a Saturday inspection, it helps to know which questions the photos can't answer. For this home, those are the size of the house, the size of the land and how the duplex is held.
Frequently asked
Does Fields have a valuation for this home?
No. Our comparable-sales method is built for freestanding houses. This home is recorded as a duplex, which falls outside that method, so we have not published a figure or a range.
How many car spaces does it have?
Four. The agent describes "off-street parking for 4 or more cars". That is more than 97% of the 58 Robina homes for sale we compared, where the median is two. The photos show a garage and a concrete driveway, but not how the four spaces are arranged.
Which school catchment is it in?
Varsity College, for both primary and junior secondary.
What size is the house and the land?
Neither is on record. The listing publishes no floor area, no lot size and no floor plan.
Has this home sold before?
There is no sale history on record for this home.
How far is it to the beach, the shops and the train?
Robina Town Centre is a 5-minute drive (3.4 km) and Burleigh Beach is 13 minutes (9.0 km). Varsity Lakes station is 1,850 metres away in a straight line, about a 31-minute walk or a 6-minute drive.
Is the home in a flood zone?
Our records for this address don't include a council flood overlay result, so we can't report one. Gold Coast City Council's flood mapping is the primary source.