4 Stillwater Crescent, Robina, QLD 4226

Two separate residences under one single-level roof on 780 square metres — the layout is the whole point here

Picture a live-in parent with their own bedroom, ensuite, walk-in robe and their own kitchen — close enough for Sunday lunch by the pool, separate enough that nobody's underfoot. And because every room sits on one level with no stairs, that parent can stay independent for years. This self-contained second residence is what sets the home apart from almost everything else in its price band — it does the work of two homes on one title.

A 7-out-of-10 finish that's move-in ready, not a designer rebuild — and the gap is money that stays in your pocket

You walk in and it presents well: modern white cabinetry, a large island bench, a stainless appliance line-up, an inground pool behind a glass fence with a paved surround. The structural pieces — the block, the two residences, the pool — are already here. A designer kitchen finish is a choice you can make later, on your own timeline, not a job waiting on day one.

No price guide, no prior sale — the comparable evidence runs $1,410,000 to $1,810,000, and one listing detail is worth watching

There's no printed number to anchor to and no past sale on record, so the market builds the price from scratch on the day. Recent Robina house sales bracket the evidence, and once you can see where they land — and where the measurable specs put this home — an auction with no guide stops feeling like a guessing game.

Inland, mid-finish and zoned rather than open-plan — three trade-offs that keep the price legible

Every dollar you're not paying has a name. This isn't a walk-to-sand home — the beach is 7.95 km away — and it isn't a designer rebuild or one sweeping open-plan space. What those trade-offs buy is a 780 sqm cul-de-sac block, a pool, a single-level layout and a genuinely separate second residence, at a price a beachside or top-finish version would clear well past.

What is 4 Stillwater Crescent, Robina worth in 2026?

The home was listed for auction on 22 September 2026 with no price guide and no prior sale on record, so its value is built entirely from comparables. Recent Robina house sales run from $1,410,000 to $1,810,000. On its measurable specs — four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a 780 sqm block, a pool and 7/10 condition — the parking-neutral estimate lands near $1,500,000, close to the suburb's typical $1,495,000. The self-contained second residence is the feature a comparable-sales method can't price, so the auction itself is the discovery mechanism. See the Valuation Guide for the full sale-by-sale breakdown.

Is 4 Stillwater Crescent overpriced or fairly priced?

With no published guide, there's no asking figure to judge against — the market sets the number at auction. On measurable specs the home reads near the suburb's typical $1,495,000; where it finally lands depends on how buyers value the self-contained second residence, which the comparable houses don't have and a formula can't capture. Buyers who need that separate dwelling, not the typical Robina buyer, tend to set the ceiling.

What comparable sales support the valuation of 4 Stillwater Crescent?

Recent Robina house sales run from 81 Thorngate Drive at $1,410,000 to 28 Merion Court at $1,810,000, with 13 Waitara Place ($1,610,000), 26 Moorabbin Place ($1,620,000) and 31 Huntingdale Crescent ($1,737,753) in between. The fully-renovated 4 Sawgrass Place sold for $1,780,000 and shows what a designer finish commands. One caution: the listing records eight car spaces while the floor plan shows three, and because the model prices each space, that inflates every adjusted figure by roughly $150,000 — so lean on the raw sold prices.

How does 4 Stillwater Crescent compare to others in Robina?

It carries three bathrooms — more than 98% of current Robina listings, where two is standard — and a fully self-contained second residence that's uncommon at this price point. On raw space alone there are about nine other large four-plus-bedroom houses on 700 sqm-plus blocks competing right now, but far fewer offer genuine separate, self-contained accommodation on a single step-free level.

Is Robina a good suburb to buy in right now?

The typical Robina house sold for $1,495,000 over the past 12 months across 271 sales, up 6.7% on a year ago — a real, healthy sample rather than a thin one. There are around 60 active listings, giving buyers genuine choice. We show you the data; you draw your own conclusion.

What is happening in the Robina property market in 2026?

Over the past year, 271 house sales produced a typical price of $1,495,000, up 6.7% year-on-year. Supply currently sits at about 60 active listings. The figures rest on a solid sample size rather than a handful of trades.

How was 4 Stillwater Crescent valued?

By comparable sales. We selected recent Robina sales and adjusted each for measurable differences — land at about $218 per square metre, a pool at roughly $80,000, a third bathroom at about $69,000 — then read where this home lands. That produces a range, not a single figure. We also flag where the listing data and floor plan disagree (the car-space count), because that materially shifts the adjusted numbers, and we note that the self-contained second residence sits outside what the method can price.

How much is my house worth in Robina?

You can get an independent, comparable-based estimate for your own Robina home the same way we assessed this one — recent sales adjusted for your land, condition and features. Head to /analyse-your-home to start, with Robina's $1,495,000 typical price and 6.7% annual growth as your backdrop.

Is Fields Estate the listing agent for 4 Stillwater Crescent?

No — Fields Estate provides independent property analysis, not the listing. For inspections, the auction details and the contract, contact the marketing agent named on the property's official listing.