What is the median house price in Clayfield QLD 4011?
It depends heavily on size, which is why a single median misleads here. Three-bedroom houses sit around $1.3m, four-bedders around $1.93m, and five-bedroom homes around $2.62m — while the suburb has also produced results above $4.5m. Your bedroom count, land size and school catchment matter far more than the headline figure.
Is Clayfield in the Eagle Junction State School catchment?
Much of it is, and Eagle Junction runs a closed catchment with an enrolment management plan — meaning enrolment is restricted to in-catchment addresses. Clayfield College also sits within the suburb. Because catchment boundaries follow streets rather than suburb lines, it's worth confirming your specific address, as it materially affects both buyer depth and price.
How long do homes take to sell in Clayfield?
There's a wide spread, and presentation drives it. In July, 111 Oriel Road sold at auction in 68 days while 100 Christian Street took 141. Sharply presented homes across the patch have been clearing in under 40. The difference is rarely the market — it's preparation, method and pricing.
Should I sell my Clayfield home at auction or by private treaty?
Both work here — July produced results by auction, offers-over and best-offers. Auction tends to suit homes with genuine scarcity or broad appeal where competition sets the ceiling; private treaty can suit narrower-appeal homes or owners wanting discretion. The right answer comes from who your likely buyer is, which is a conversation worth having before you commit.
What's my Clayfield home worth?
The honest answer needs your address, because Clayfield's spread is so wide. Send your street through the form on this page and Bryce will come back within one business day with a straight number and the comparable sales behind it — no obligation.