14 Pauline Street, Marsden, Qld 4132

If you’ve been waiting for a property with serious upside, welcome to 14 Pauline Street — a home that’s ready for rejuvenation and absolutely bursting with potential for anyone keen to add their own touch and unlock its full value.

This is not your standard Marsden home. It’s BIG — a huge rumpus room downstairs, full lounge and dining upstairs, front and rear patios, and sitting proudly on a 1399 m² block with a 15 m × 6 m shed that will make any tradesperson, tinkerer, or toy collector grin. It’s even perfect for a home business.

This is the kind of property people talk about — because opportunities like this are getting harder to find.

Development & Granny Flat Potential
Under the current Logan City Council planning scheme, the block is code assessable, giving buyers the confidence to explore future subdivision (subject to approvals).
Contact me to receive a copy of the Logan City Council Domestic Housing Fact Sheet and easily explore the multiple opportunities this property has to offer.

Who’s This Property For?
Everyone.

Large families needing space

Multi‑generational living (bring Nan!)

Investors chasing dual‑income potential

Builders or renovators wanting a project with huge upside

Land‑bankers who know the value of a big block in Marsden

Location — Everything Within Minutes
You’re spoiled for choice:

Coles Marsden — walking distance

Woolworths on Fifth — 2 minutes

IGA Crestmead complex — 2 minutes

Doctors, chemists, professional suites — everywhere

Food outlets galore — Marsden’s famous “junk food junction”

And if you want to talk strategy, ideas or potential — Rob at Avenue Property is just 9 minutes away.

The Opportunity
This home offers great bones and generous proportions, with scope to modernise and capitalise on the size, layout, land, shed, and planning advantages — making it one of the best value‑add opportunities Logan City has to offer.

Roll up your sleeves. Bring your imagination. Unlock the potential.


14 Pauline Street is ready for its next chapter — and it’s a big one.