$520 per week

What our records show

• R1NowFor rent since 1 Oct 2026 — 40 days on the market. $520 per week.
• R2Price changesNone since we began recording on 3 Nov 2026.

From listings on this site, by any agency. A sale or listing elsewhere is not here.

Your checklist for VIC

• Read the vendor statement (section 32) and the contract before you signIt holds important information about the property, including encumbrances. Consider a lawyer or conveyancer.
• Planning controlsZoning and overlays can limit building and changes to the property. Check nearby planning permits too — they can change the area’s character, noise and traffic.
• Flood and fire riskHow they affect land management, the buildings and insurance.
• Building permits and safetyConfirm past building work was approved. An inspection can check electrical safety, illegal work, pool fencing, asbestos and termites.
• Land boundariesCheck that fences and buildings match the measurements on the title.
• Owners corporationShared property may come with fees and rules that limit what you can do, such as pet bans.
• Service connectionsWater, sewerage, electricity, gas, phone and internet may not be connected, or may cost money to connect.
• Insurance for recent building workAsk about owner-builder insurance or the builder’s warranty for recent renovations.
• Read the contract and every document the seller gives you before you signA conveyancer or solicitor should review them with you.
• Building and pest inspectionBy a qualified inspector, before you commit or as a condition of the contract.
• The titleWho owns it, and any easements, covenants or caveats on it.
• Zoning, flood, bushfire and heritageThe official maps and the council — they can limit what you can build or change, and what insurance costs.
• Strata or owners corporation (a unit or townhouse)The fees, the rules (pets, renovations) and the records of meetings and repairs.
• Finance and insuranceFinance approved before any finance date in the contract; insurance from the day the risk passes to you.

Consumer Affairs Victoria — due diligence checklist (updated 18 July 2025), checked 2026-11-03. Ticks are remembered in this browser only.

Check the maps

Official sites. We show no zoning, flood or heritage overlay ourselves.