53a & 55 Zahel Street, Carina

5 Beds 3 Baths 2 Cars Pool Study 612m2 Land Area

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Why 53a & 55 Zahel Street?

2 New Builds - Luxury Family Living. 53a & 55 Zahel Street, Carina.

Four impressive homes will go under the hammer across one exciting weekend-17th and 18th October.

Each residence offers the complete Queensland lifestyle: five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two-car accommodation, a private swimming pool and generous spaces designed for relaxed family living and effortless entertaining.

Some buyers may have inspected previously, but the opportunity is now distinctly different.

With all four homes moving to auction, there is renewed energy, a clear timeframe and a transparent pathway to purchase. For those who have been watching and waiting, this is the moment to take another look. For new buyers, it is an opportunity to discover four substantial family homes offering the space, flexibility and lifestyle so highly sought after in Queensland.

The campaign has entered an exciting new chapter. The auction dates are set, the owners are ready to meet the market, and buyers now have the clarity to act with confidence.

Whether you are returning for a second inspection or seeing these homes for the first time, one of them could be the opportunity you have been waiting for.

Four homes. Two days. One exceptional auction weekend.

Auctions: Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th October

Additional Highlights:
• Oversized double remote garage with internal access
• Northerly aspect enhancing natural light and cross ventilation
• Built in 2025 by Coral Homes with high-quality finishes throughout
• Quiet, family-oriented street with a strong community feel
• Dual-level layout with multiple living and retreat zones

Homes that bring together bold design, everyday comfort and a lifestyle centred around ease, connection and understated luxury.

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