703 Glades Drive, Robina, QLD 4226

A whole second kitchen upstairs — this is really two homes in one, wrapped around a golf-and-lake outlook

Picture your parents (or your grown kids) living upstairs with their own kitchenette, their own bathroom, their own bedroom and a private retreat — close enough for Sunday dinner, separate enough that nobody's in anyone's way. That flexibility is rare at any price, and here it's already built. It's a big part of what the $1,850,000+ ask is buying.

9/10 condition, a finished stone kitchen and ducted air — you move in, you don't renovate

You get the keys, you unpack, and the weekend to-do list is empty. No kitchen to gut, no split systems to install, no floors to replace. The previous owner already did the finishing in the last few years — which means that spend is in the price, not waiting on your credit card.

Asking $1,850,000+ against a typical Robina house at $1,492,500 — here's the short list you'd actually be choosing from

At this level in Robina you are not spoiled for choice. The typical house sold for around $1,492,500 over the past year, and only a handful of listings even reach into this bracket. Price gets discovered against a very short list of alternatives — so it's worth knowing exactly who they are before you frame an offer.

Three bedrooms where the suburb norm is four — that's the trade for the enclave, the space and the outlook

Every dollar of the premium has a name, and the main trade is easy to see up front: one fewer bedroom than the Robina average. But you're not losing living space — you're swapping a fourth small room for fewer, bigger ones, a lake-and-golf outlook and a home you can lock up and leave.

What is 703 Glades Drive, Robina worth in 2026?

The asking guide is $1,850,000+. At the top of Robina's market there are few directly comparable settled sales for a home in this format and enclave, so rather than a single figure the honest read is the live top-tier band the market is currently setting — roughly $1,600,000 to $1,850,000+. The premium reflects space and position over bedroom count. See the Valuation Guide for the full top-tier comparison.

Is 703 Glades Drive overpriced or fairly priced?

It asks about 24% above Robina's typical house price of $1,492,500, and only one other Robina listing carries a guide at or above $1,800,000. The premium reflects 301 sqm of internal living, a self-contained upstairs level, four car spaces and a golf-and-lake outlook in a 16-home enclave — rather than bedroom count, where it has three against a suburb norm of four. Whether that's worth it depends on how much you value space and setting over an extra bedroom.

What comparable listings support the asking price?

At this level the honest reference points are current listings rather than settled sales, because few directly comparable homes have sold in this format and enclave. The nearest are 20 Chantilly Place ($1,800,000+, five beds on 820 sqm), 21 Collingwood Avenue ($1,795,000+) and 23 Pinnacle Court ($1,759,000+). The four-bedroom alternative, 89 Camberwell Circuit, is listed at $1,695,000.

How does 703 Glades Drive compare to others in Robina?

On internal living space it's among the largest currently for sale in Robina — 301 sqm against a suburb typical of around 198 sqm, larger than roughly 88% of what's listed. It offers four car spaces where most listings have two, scores 9/10 for condition, and adds a self-contained upstairs level with its own kitchenette. The trade-off is bedroom count: three bedrooms where the suburb norm is four.

How long has 703 Glades Drive been on the market?

It's a brand-new listing — first listed on 4 September 2026, with its price yet to be tested by the market. The first inspection is Saturday 5 September 2026.

What is the Robina median house price in 2026?

The typical Robina house sold for around $1,492,500 over the past 12 months, based on 270 sales — up 6.5% on a year earlier. Of roughly 60 active house listings, most show a price, so it's a market where buyers can compare openly.

Has 703 Glades Drive been renovated?

It scores 9/10 for overall condition and presents as move-in ready — a finished kitchen with stone benchtops, modern white cabinetry and an island bench, ducted air conditioning, solar and a plunge pool. The kitchen and flooring appear to have been updated within roughly the last five years; the bathrooms were not part of that refresh, so they're worth seeing in person. The exact renovation year and spend aren't disclosed in the listing — confirm with the agent.

Can 703 Glades Drive be used for multi-generational living?

The layout lends itself to it. The first floor brings together a kitchenette, a full bathroom, a large 19.8 sqm bedroom and a separate master retreat — effectively a self-contained guest or in-law suite without any renovation. It suits families wanting a parent or adult child close but independent. Confirm the exact room configuration at inspection.

How was this property valued?

Our method looks at recent comparable sales and adjusts each for differences in size, condition and features to build a range. At this price level and in this enclave format there are few directly comparable settled sales, so rather than force a single figure we set the ask against the live top-tier field of current Robina listings ($1,600,000–$1,850,000+). The Valuation Guide sets out the full working.

How much is my house worth in Robina?

You can get an independent, data-backed read on your own Robina home through our Analyse Your Home tool — it works from recent comparable sales and the same market data behind this page. Robina's typical house price is currently around $1,492,500, up 6.5% year on year.

Is Fields Estate the listing agent for this property?

No — Fields Estate provides independent analysis, not a sales listing. We don't represent the seller. For inspections and offers, contact the listing agent handling 703 Glades Drive directly.