Just Listed: 69 Flagstone Terrace, Smithfield QLD 4878
A beautifully maintained, modern family home has just hit the market in one of Smithfield’s quieter residential pockets.
69 Flagstone Terrace, Smithfield QLD 4878 offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage on a low-maintenance 392m² block, combining a near-new feel with an established location close to the everyday conveniences that make Smithfield such a popular place to live.
Built in 2021, the home has been exceptionally well cared for.
There is no long renovation list waiting for the next owner. No major project to tackle before enjoying the property. It is the kind of home where you can move in, unpack and start living.
But there is another feature that does not necessarily show up in the photographs.
The quiet.
Flagstone Terrace has no through-traffic, creating a residential environment where the noise of the busier parts of Smithfield seems to disappear.
You can genuinely stand outside and hear the birds.
Inside, the home has been designed around practical family living.
At the centre is an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area with a generous island bench, creating a natural gathering point for breakfast, homework, entertaining or simply catching up at the end of the day.
Sliding doors open the living space onto a covered outdoor entertaining area, making it easy to enjoy weekend breakfasts, afternoon drinks or dinner outside as the temperature cools.
The master bedroom offers its own retreat with a walk-in robe and private ensuite, while the remaining three bedrooms provide flexibility for children, guests or a home office.
Air conditioning to all bedrooms, an internal laundry, built-in storage and a separate WC all add to the everyday practicality of the home.
How does 69 Flagstone Terrace compare with the Smithfield property market?
This is where the current Smithfield market becomes particularly interesting.
Cotality's September 2026 data puts the median house sale price in Smithfield at $840,000, with the lower quartile at $750,750 and the upper quartile at $927,125.
The estimated median house value in Smithfield had also reached approximately $898,527 by August 2026.
Smithfield house values recorded a 15.6% annual increase in median value, while 162 houses changed hands across the preceding 12 months.
Median days on market were approximately 18 days, indicating that well-positioned homes are still attracting buyer attention.
Recent comparable four-bedroom sales also provide useful context for buyers considering 69 Flagstone Terrace.
33 Starcke Trail, Smithfield sold for $840,000. It offered four bedrooms on a 400m² block and was built in 2016.
21 Ainslie Place, Smithfield sold for $820,000. It was also a four-bedroom home, positioned on a 351m² block.
5 Eluma Mews, Smithfield sold for $822,000, with four bedrooms on approximately 490m².
12 Sandridge Way, Smithfield sold for $815,000, offering four bedrooms on a 450m² block.
34 Carter Close, Smithfield sold for $807,500, with four bedrooms on approximately 448m².
12 Landsborough Drive, Smithfield sold for $805,000, with four bedrooms on a 510m² block.
39 Brockman Way, Smithfield sold for $785,000, with four bedrooms on approximately 500m².
There was also a much higher-end transaction at 7 Braeside Court, where a 2023-built four-bedroom home on 552m² sold for $1.33 million. I would regard that as an upper-end sale rather than a direct comparison.
One of the more relevant comparisons is 33 Starcke Trail, which sold for $840,000.
It is also a four-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-car home on a block of similar size, although 69 Flagstone Terrace is the younger property, having been built in 2021 rather than 2016.
That does not mean two homes should automatically achieve the same price. Condition, floor plan, presentation, street position, improvements and buyer competition all play a role.
What the evidence does show is that 69 Flagstone Terrace is entering the market within a price environment already supported by multiple recent four-bedroom Smithfield sales.
Cotality's broader suburb figures reinforce that picture, with the current Smithfield median sale price sitting at $840,000.
Cairns Regional Council investment is adding to Smithfield’s appeal
There is also a bigger story unfolding around Smithfield.
Cairns Regional Council, together with the Queensland Government and community partners, is progressing several major projects designed to improve recreation, infrastructure and community facilities across the suburb.
One of the largest projects is the $15.5 million expansion of the Smithfield Mountain Bike Park.
The project is being delivered in partnership with the Queensland Government, Cairns Mountain Bike Club and James Cook University, with a new masterplan guiding expansion of the trail network.
The project is targeting completion around 2028 and is designed to further position Smithfield as a major mountain biking destination.
The Smithfield Leisure Precinct is also receiving significant attention.
A combined $3.7 million funding pool, split between the State Government and Cairns Regional Council, is helping progress Stages 1 and 2 of the precinct's masterplan.
The focus is on better integration of sport, recreation and community spaces.
Tom Dooley Park is also receiving upgrades, including improved public toilet and community facilities.
Meanwhile, Smithfield Library, one of the busiest libraries in the Cairns region, has undergone a major $1.66 million refurbishment, creating a more modern and flexible community space.
Council is also helping lay the groundwork for what is intended to become Far North Queensland’s first Legacy House in Smithfield.
The facility is planned to support local veterans and their families through services including crisis accommodation, counselling and health and wellbeing programs.
For buyers considering a home such as 69 Flagstone Terrace, these projects matter.
They show that Smithfield is not standing still.
Investment is continuing across recreation, community facilities and local infrastructure, adding to the suburb's long-term liveability.
Why buyers continue to look at Smithfield
Smithfield has become much more than simply a residential suburb on the northern side of Cairns.
The suburb has approximately 6,700 residents and recorded population growth of 25.7% between 2016 and 2021.
Around 65.3% of homes were owner-occupied in 2021, while couples with children represent the largest household group in the suburb.
It also offers a strong balance between lifestyle and convenience.
Smithfield Shopping Centre, James Cook University, local schools and everyday services are all within easy reach, while Cairns remains readily accessible.
That is part of what makes 69 Flagstone Terrace so appealing.
You get the quiet residential setting without feeling disconnected from everything around you.
What you'll love about 69 Flagstone Terrace
The home features:
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Four bedrooms
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Two bathrooms
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Double garage
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Built in 2021
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392m² block
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Master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe
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Open-plan kitchen, dining and living area
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Large island bench
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Covered outdoor entertaining area
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Air conditioning to all bedrooms
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Internal laundry
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Built-in storage
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Separate WC
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Single-level, low-maintenance design
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Quiet residential position with no through-traffic
A home worth experiencing in person
There are plenty of things photographs can communicate about 69 Flagstone Terrace.
They can show you the kitchen.
They can show you the bedrooms.
They can show you the outdoor entertaining area.
What they cannot quite communicate is what happens when you arrive.
It gets quiet.
For buyers searching for a four-bedroom house for sale in Smithfield QLD 4878, particularly those wanting a modern, low-maintenance home without having to build from scratch, 69 Flagstone Terrace deserves a closer look.
And when the recent comparable sales are considered alongside Smithfield's median house price, strong recent value growth and ongoing Cairns Regional Council investment, the property sits comfortably within the conversation buyers are already having around modern four-bedroom homes in the suburb.
69 Flagstone Terrace, Smithfield.
Everything you need is close.
But when you get home, you'd never know it.
For further information, inspection times or to discuss the property, contact:
Jeff Rufino
Inspire Real Estate Cairns
0411 530 910