34 Marks Street, Hermit Park QLD 4812

Offered to the market for the very first time, 34 Marks Street is a property rich in history, potential, and possibility. Lovingly held within the same family for generations, this is a rare chance to secure a substantial 819sqm built-up allotment in one of Hermit Park's most tightly held streets.

The existing residence is full of character and nostalgia, presenting an exciting blank canvas for those with vision. Whether you're looking to renovate and restore, landbank, subdivide (STCA) or explore future development potential, this property opens the door to a wide range of opportunities rarely found this close to the city.

Set on a generous, level block with excellent frontage and established surrounds, the value here lies not only in the home, but in the land, the location, and the flexibility it offers.

Features at a Glance:
- Never before offered to the market
- Generous 819sqm built-up allotment
- Held by the same family for generations
- Solid Construction Original home with scope to renovate or reimagine
- Ideal for owner-occupiers, investors, or developers
- Perfect potential for subdivision or redevelopment (STCA)
- Prime Hermit Park location close to schools, cafés, shopping & the CBD
- Council Rates Approximately $2,145 per half year
- Building & Pest Reports Available upon Request.

Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare in Hermit Park. Whether you're dreaming of creating a forever home, unlocking value through development, or securing a blue-chip parcel of land for the future - the possibilities here are truly endless.

For Sale via Auction, Onsite, Saturday 31st January 2026 at 11:00am, UNLESS SOLD PRIOR.

For further information, or to arrange an inspection, please contact Adrian Raiteri on 0427 673 612.

Disclaimer: This property is being offered for sale by public auction or without a price and therefore a price guide cannot be provided. Any information provided is for general guidance only and does not constitute a price representation. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and inspections prior to bidding.