39 Ironbark Street, Elanora
Sold in 14 days by Daniel Tavener, Ray White (Tugun) · Private treaty
39 Ironbark Street sold for $2,120,000 on 18 Feb 2026, 14 days after it was listed. That is $2,070,000 more than it sold for in May 1986.
It is a house on a 831 m² block.
- Listed
- 4 Feb 2026
- Sold
- 18 Feb 2026
- Days on market
- 14
- Method
- private treaty
- Previous sale
- $50,000 · May 1986
- Sales on record
- 2 since 1986
2 sales, and the suburb around them
The line is Elanora's median house price over rolling 12 months. The dots are every recorded sale of 39 Ironbark Street.
Between its last two sales it rose 4140.0%.
Elanora's rolling median was $1,500,000 in the 12 months to March 2026 and $1,600,000 in the 12 months to September 2026.
| Sold | Price | Suburb median | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 1986 | $50,000 | – | – |
| Feb 2026 | $2,120,000 | $1,500,000 | 141% |
When did you buy in Elanora?
Bought in 2008: the Elanora median house was $525,000. In the 12 months to September 2026 it was $1,600,000, 3.0 times as much.
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What the buyer got for $2,120,000
Block, land, flood height, rooms and condition, from survey, laser and photo data.
Building
- Internal living
- 200 m²
The land
The shape of the block
39 Ironbark Street · ground as surveyed by Queensland Government LiDAR
The lot falls 3.5 m from its highest to its lowest point, mostly toward the north-west: an overall grade of 3.3%. This lot runs down to the water, so the fall and grade include the bank.
How to read it. The ground is the state’s bare-earth LiDAR model at 1 m, with buildings and trees removed. Colour runs from low (blue-green) to high (brown-white); black lines are contours in metres above sea level (AHD); the red line is the title boundary. Height × exaggerates the model so gentle falls are visible; the figures are always measured at true scale. Overall grade is the slope of the best-fit plane across the lot. The bands (level, gentle, moderate, steep) are Fields’ descriptive labels, not planning-scheme definitions.
Sources. Queensland Government LiDAR, Gold Coast 2014 capture (© State of Queensland, CC BY 4.0); QLD cadastre. The ground is as surveyed in 2014, so earthworks since then are not shown. Block-level guide measured with our own code, no AI — not a survey.
Location
- Burleigh Heads station
- 9 min drive
- Pacific Beach
- 6 min drive
- The Pines Shopping Centre
- 5 min drive
- John Flynn Private Hospital
- 11 min drive
- Elanora High School
- 0.9 km by road
- Elanora State School (primary catchment)
- In zone
- Elanora State High School (junior secondary catchment)
- In zone
- Surfers Paradise
- 24 min drive
- Gold Coast Airport
- 12 min drive
- Robina Town Centre
- 14 min drive
What the buyer paid on top
- Transfer duty, owner-occupier
- $95,250
- Transfer duty, investor
- $102,425
Queensland Revenue Office schedule applied to $2,120,000.
Photographs from the campaign
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