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Listed 16 October 2026Listing ID b80c3da9

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$690 per week

For rent

15 Latrobe Tce

Paddington, QLD 4064

3
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
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About this property

(TEST) Character cottage in Paddington

Test listing for manual QA.

Local neighbourhood

Paddington, QLD 4064

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Comparable homes · this site, last 12 months

None on this site in Paddington with a similar number of bedrooms.

Same suburb, one bedroom either way. More about Paddington

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Before you buy

General information, not legal advice. A conveyancer or solicitor should review the contract and the seller’s documents before you sign.

What our records show

R1NowFor rent since 16 Oct 2026 — 25 days on the market. $690 per week.
R2Price changesNone since we began recording on 3 Nov 2026.

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Your checklist for QLD

Get the seller disclosure statement (Form 2) and its certificates before you signThe seller must give them before you sign — at an auction, before the fall of the hammer. They cover the title and encumbrances, zoning and planning notices, contamination and heritage listings, and pool and building notices.
Check what the statement does not coverStructural soundness, flooding history and past building or development approvals are not required in it — check them yourself (an inspection, the council).
If it is missing or wrongYou may be able to end the contract up to settlement if it was not given, or is wrong or incomplete on something material.
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.

Queensland Government — seller disclosure scheme, checked 2026-11-03. Ticks are remembered in this browser only.

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Sunshine Homes (TEST)

Lucas Martin
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Land and zoning

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Zone: Not verified. Queensland has no statewide zoning layer — each council publishes its own planning scheme.
Land size: Not given in the listing

This is the zone, not a permission. Whether this land can be subdivided or built on depends on the planning rules, overlays, covenants and a permit. Ask a town planner or the council.

Questions to ask before you develop

What is the minimum lot size in this zone, and does a schedule or local rule change it?
Which overlays apply — heritage, flooding, bushfire, vegetation, landslip?
Is there a covenant, easement or restriction on the title?
Is there capacity in the sewer, water, stormwater and power connections?
What permits or approvals would a second dwelling, an extension or a subdivision need?