57 Jabiru Avenue, Burleigh Waters, QLD 4220
Comparable sales range
$1,647,501 – $2,084,098
Asking: Offers Over $2,175,000
Range derived from recent comparable sales, each adjusted for floor area, land size, condition and location. How we build this range.
57 Jabiru Avenue, Burleigh Waters, QLD 4220 is a 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car house in Burleigh Waters, Queensland. This page shows its recorded sale history and a data-driven valuation based on comparable local sales.
Sale history
| Year | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | $835,000 | Sale |
| 1991 | $175,000 | Sale |
Source: historical sale records. Prices shown as recorded.
Jabiru Avenue trades at $2,800,000-plus. This one is the way in for less.
The nearest like-for-like sold at $1,973,000; the street sells past $2,800,000. And its floor plan and listing disagree on the size by 60 sqm.
57 Jabiru Avenue is a finished, single-level 4-bedroom on a 613 sqm block, listed 11 September 2026 at Offers Over $2,175,000 — about 13% above the $1,925,000 Burleigh Waters median, but well below Jabiru Avenue's recent $2,800,000-to-$3,290,000 sales. The kitchen, flooring, pool, solar, sauna and covered alfresco are already done, and condition reads 8/10 inside and 9/10 out. The nearest like-for-like sale, 56 Banksia Broadway, adjusts to about $1,973,000, and Domain's estimate runs to $2,310,000, so the ask carries a street-and-finish premium over the comparable bricks. The open question is internal size: the floor plan says 182 sqm while the listing says 122 sqm — a gap worth measuring on inspection, because it changes how the comparables read.
On Jabiru Avenue, where recent sales run $2,800,000 to $3,290,000 — and this is the finished single-level entry
Picture a Saturday here: a swim in your own pool, time in the sauna, then a 20-minute walk down to Burleigh Beach past the café and two parks at the end of the street. Lock up and the weekend is already sorted. That is what Jabiru Avenue buyers pay for — and it is why this home asks above the $1,925,000 typical Burleigh Waters house.
Move-in ready at 8/10, and 9/10 outside — the renovation spend is already in the price
You get the keys and there is nothing waiting for you: the kitchen is done, the floors are done, the pool is swimming-ready and the alfresco is set up for Sunday lunch. The previous owner's money went into the rooms that matter, and that spend is in the asking price, not on a to-do list after settlement.
What similar sales say: the closest match adjusts to about $1,973,000, while Domain runs to $2,310,000
Before you decide what to offer, it helps to see what comparable homes actually changed hands for — the evidence behind a number, not a headline figure. Here is how three recent Burleigh Waters sales line up against this home.
The size note: 182 sqm on the floor plan, 122 sqm on the listing — and it changes the read
Standing inside, this feels like a genuine family home — open-plan kitchen, dining and living flowing to a covered alfresco, four real bedrooms off to one side. But the internal size is recorded two different ways, and the gap is big enough to matter before you offer.
Frequently asked
How does the $2,175,000 ask compare to Jabiru Avenue's own sales?
Recent recorded sales on Jabiru Avenue run from $2,800,000 to $3,290,000 — including 96 Jabiru at $2,800,000 (February 2026), 14 Jabiru at $2,900,000 (January 2026), 16 Jabiru at $3,100,000 (July 2026) and 28 Jabiru at $3,290,000 (November 2025). At Offers Over $2,175,000, this home is priced below the street's recent sales and represents the entry point onto it.
Why is the internal size listed as both 122 sqm and 182 sqm?
The Domain listing records 122 sqm of internal area, while the floor plan measures 182 sqm; a third main-plan reading in the data comes in at 267 sqm. On the 182 sqm figure the home sits at the 46th percentile for Burleigh Waters, just below the 187 sqm suburb median. Because the gap is material and the comparable-sales adjustments lean on the smaller 122 sqm figure, the most reliable step is to measure the living areas yourself on inspection.
What do comparable sales suggest the home is worth?
The nearest like-for-like sale, 56 Banksia Broadway (0.47 km away, 4-bed with pool), sold for $1,965,000 and adjusts to $1,973,146. Two fully-renovated Acanthus Avenue homes adjust down to $1,889,277 and $1,717,540 for their extra size and finish. Domain's automated estimate runs $1,750,000 to $2,310,000, midpoint about $2,030,000. The ask sits above the nearest comparable and in the upper half of Domain's range — a street-and-finish premium on top of the comparable bricks.
Is the home renovated?
It is cosmetically updated rather than fully rebuilt. The kitchen (timber benchtop, modern cabinetry, island bench) and flooring have been refreshed, and the home rates 8/10 for condition inside and 9/10 outdoors, with an inground pool, covered alfresco, built-in BBQ, sauna, fire pit and solar. The bathrooms, however, are original — one reason it sits below the street's fully-renovated sales.
Does the property have a flood risk?
It carries a Gold Coast City Plan flood overlay marked 'Flood Assessment Required', with ground level about 0.03m below the designated flood level and a modelled depth in the lowest band (under 30cm). It does not, however, fall within any of the five ICA insurance flood probability zones, so the insurance industry's model rates it lower risk than the planning overlay implies. Confirm both the overlay conditions and any insurance implications during due diligence.