RENOSCOUTER LISTINGS
Australian houses worth a closer look
RenoScouter curates Australian houses with genuine renovation or improvement potential, then looks at what could work, what needs checking and whether the property is worth buying.
Every house that makes the site scores 3/5 or higher. The RenoScouter Score is not a buy or pass verdict. It is a quick read on the strength of the opportunity, while Best for shows the type of buyer the property is most likely to suit.
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Current Listings
61 Glindemann Drive
Holland Park, QLD
3 bed · 1 bath · 1 car · 612m²
Sale method: Auction (estimate $1.36m–$1.80m)
An original post-war weatherboard house with a workable three-bedroom layout, a substantial backyard and several long-term options for how the block could evolve.
Best for: Family renovator · Slow renovator · Project-minded owner-occupier
RenoScouter Score: 4/5
33 Edgar Street
Towradgi, NSW
4 bed · 2 bath · 2 car · 600m²
Price guide: $1.32m–$1.42m
Two separate two-bedroom homes create options for multigenerational living, rental income or a separate workspace, with the main renovation focused on the original front house.
Best for: Multigenerational buyer · Strategic owner-occupier · Investor-renovator
RenoScouter Score: 4/5
10 Busch Street
Sunshine North, VIC
2 bed · 1 bath · 1 car · 524m²
Sale method: Auction (estimate $600k–$660k)
A low-entry weatherboard renovator where the real question is whether the existing bones are worth saving or the block justifies starting again.
Best for: Experienced renovator · Construction professional · Project-minded owner-occupier
RenoScouter Score: 3/5
Nothing here fits yet?
The right renovation opportunity is not the cheapest house or the one with the most obvious potential. Sometimes the better decision is to keep looking.
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