Some homes offer comfort. The best ones offer options.
96 O'Reilly Drive gives you both — a beautifully appointed family residence on a 546m² block with genuine scope to add a pool, a granny flat, or both, subject to council approval. In a suburb where land is increasingly hard to find at this size, that's a meaningful point of difference.
The floorplan works hard from day one. Four spacious bedrooms are anchored by a master suite with ensuite, providing parents genuine separation from the rest of the household. A dedicated media and living room means the family can spread out without compromise, and the open plan family and dining zone flows effortlessly to a covered alfresco entertaining area — exactly what Queensland living demands. The kitchen is built for real cooking, with a gas cooktop, ample bench space, and a layout that keeps the cook connected to the action.
Security has been taken seriously throughout, with cameras and security screens on windows and doors — a reassuring detail for families and investors alike.

At a Glance:

-546m² block — pool and granny flat potential (STCA)
-4 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite
-2 bathrooms
-Open plan family and dining
-Separate media / living room
-Modern kitchen with gas cooktop
-Double lock-up garage with internal entry
-Separate laundry
-Ceiling fans throughout
-Air-conditioning
-Covered entertaining area
-Security screens and cameras throughout
-Large, fully fenced backyard

The Block Size Changes the Equation
At 546m², this property sits well above the typical new-estate lot in the Coomera corridor, where sub-400m² blocks have become the norm for new builds. That extra land gives buyers something increasingly rare — genuine flexibility.
For owner-occupiers, a pool transforms the backyard into a year-round lifestyle asset. For investors and savvy owner-occupiers, the potential to add a granny flat (subject to council approval) creates a second income stream that can significantly offset holding costs. Coomera's rental vacancy rate is sitting near 1%, meaning a well-positioned granny flat here is not a hypothetical — it's a real opportunity.

Why Buyers Are Moving on Coomera Now
The northern Gold Coast corridor is not speculative — it's delivering. Coomera house prices have climbed 77.1% since the pandemic began, and the infrastructure underpinning that growth is still being built. The Coomera Connector — the Second M1 — is under construction, opening new road routes for the northern corridor and continuing to drive residential demand. The Coomera Town Centre, new rail connections, and surrounding infrastructure investment provide strong fundamentals for continued growth that buyers in more established suburbs simply can no longer access at this price point.
As of early 2026, Coomera is among the top-performing suburbs on the Gold Coast, with annual price growth of approximately 10–15% — among the highest in the region. For buyers who have been sitting on the fence, the window to move before prices move further is narrowing.

Location

Minutes to Westfield Coomera and Coomera Town Centre
Coomera train station — direct rail to Brisbane CBD and Airport
M1 motorway north to Brisbane, south to Broadwater, beaches and Robina
Dreamworld, Warner Bros. World and Wet'n'Wild on your doorstep
Coomera Anglican College, Assisi Catholic College and multiple state schools nearby
New Coomera Hospital and health precinct nearby

A home this size, this well-appointed, with this much potential — doesn't last in this market.
Contact Yulia — North Gold Coast Estate Agents — to arrange your private inspection.

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