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Plan of 17 Kunyung Road, Mount Eliza An illustrated survey plan of the street around 17 Kunyung Road, Mount Eliza, Victoria, with the lot highlighted. Not to scale. KUNYUNG ROAD TOURELLO ROAD 101214161820222411213415681910211223142516 17 EASEMENT LOT 17 · 1,377 m² 5 BED · 5 BATH · 10 CAR 2022 · $3.0m 1994 · $245k 1985 · $152k Mount Eliza PORT PHILLIP BAY MT ELIZA SECONDARY COLLEGE 1.71 KM · SECONDARY ZONE PRIMARY SCHOOL FRANKSTON STATION 6.47 KM · 14 MIN BY CAR HOSPITAL · 1.92 KM SHOPS BUS 17 KUNYUNG RD

  1. 01 Suburb

    What is the suburb really like?

    Population, schools, parks and hospitals, and how the land around you is used. The things you would normally piece together from five different websites.

    • 18,734 people
    • 7 schools
    • 15 parks
    • 1 hospital
    The Suburb topic for 17 Kunyung Road, Mount Eliza: population 18,734, 7 schools, 15 parks and 1 hospital.

  2. 02 Must Knows

    Is anything wrong with the land?

    Must Knows checks the block against government records for the things a listing won't mention. Here, flood, bushfire, contamination, mine subsidence and heritage all come back clear, but there's an easement on the title and an application on the lot.

    • Flood risk · Clear
    • Bushfire · Clear
    • Heritage · Clear
    • Easement on title · Flagged
    • On-lot application · Flagged
    Must Knows for 17 Kunyung Road scores 79 out of 100: contamination, flood risk, bushfire prone, mine subsidence and heritage overlay are clear; easement on title and on-lot application are flagged.

  3. 03 School Zones

    Which school would the kids go to?

    The primary and secondary catchments the address sits in, drawn on the map, with the distance to each school.

    • Mt Eliza Secondary College
    • 1.71 km
    The School Zones topic: the secondary school catchment shaded on the map, with the nearest schools marked.

  4. 04 Sales History

    What did it sell for last time?

    Every recorded sale and rental for the address, newest first, pinned to the map. Worth knowing before you decide what to offer.

    • Aug 2022 · $3.0m
    • Feb 1994 · $245k
    • Mar 1985 · $152k
    The Sales History topic: sales in 2022 for $3.0m, 1994 for $245k and 1985 for $152k, labelled on the map.

  5. 05 Distances

    How far is it to the train?

    The nearest train, bus, hospital and shops, drawn from the front door, with how long it takes to get there.

    • Frankston Station · 6.47 km · 14 min
    • Hospital · 1.92 km
    The Distances topic: dashed lines from the property to the nearest train station, bus stop, hospital and shops.

  6. 06 Planning

    What's being built next door?

    Every planning permit lodged on the property and around it, coloured by status, so you can see what the neighbours are up to. This block has a permit on record, and there are 148 more nearby.

    • Approved
    • In progress
    • Refused
    • Not specified
    The Planning topic: neighbouring lots coloured by planning permit status (approved, in progress, refused, not specified), with the legend and the permits on this property.

  7. That's six of the fourteen topics for this address. The other eight are waiting in the app.

    • Suburb Market
    • On Market
    • Site Legals
    • Energy
    • Living Costs
    • Utilities
    • Demographics
    • Crime & Safety
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Overall Score · 82

Overall Score 82 out of 100, Clear. The weighted average of five categories: Must Knows 79, Building Activity 72, Walking Places 88, Everyday Living 81, Extension Potential 86.Everyday Living 81 out of 100: transport, schools, parks and healthcare good; shops fair.Must Knows 79 out of 100: contamination, flood risk, bushfire prone, mine subsidence and heritage overlay clear; easement on title and on-lot application flagged.Crime in the Area 89 out of 100: property crime 7.5 and personal safety 1.3 per 1,000 residents, mostly below the state average.

Straight from the app · 17 Kunyung Road, Mount Eliza VIC

The MapView Score

Every home, scored out of a hundred.

A weighted average of five things that matter once you live there. Tap any of them in the app to see why it scored the way it did.

Must Knows hidden issues on the block
79
Building Activity what's being built nearby
72
Walking Places what you can do on foot
88
Everyday Living schools, parks, shops and healthcare
81
Extension Potential room to add on later
86

Watch

It keeps watching after you leave.

Watch an address and choose what you hear about and how far out to look. When a home comes up for sale or rent, or a planning permit is lodged inside your radius, MapView sends a notification to your phone.

Property alerts · 46 Mornington Tce, Robina

Planning Permits New permits within 1 km
For Sale Nearby Homes for sale and rent within 1 km
Alert radius

3 listings · 15 permits within 1 km

Alert radius around a watched home An illustrated map of a watched home in Robina with alert rings at 100 metres, 500 metres and 1 kilometre, three homes for sale or rent between 282 and 343 metres away, and planning permits on nearby lots coloured by status. A sweep circles the home and each new item inside the radius sends a notification to the phone. 100 m 500 m 1 km Offers above $1.95m For sale · 282 m $2.3m + For sale · 315 m $1,600 / week For rent · 343 m WATCHING
For sale For rent Approved In progress Refused Not specified Illustrative. The three listings and their distances are from the app's Recent activity for a watched Robina address; the permits and notification wording are examples.

How people use it

From first look to long after you move in.

  1. The Suburb topic for 17 Kunyung Road, Mount Eliza, in the MapView app. Before you inspect Look up the address from the listing and decide if it is worth your Saturday.
  2. The Must Knows card: contamination, flood risk, bushfire, mine subsidence and heritage clear; easement on title and on-lot application flagged. At the inspection Check flood, bushfire, easements and heritage, standing on the footpath.
  3. Compare in the MapView app: three homes side by side with their overall scores, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking and land size. Before you bid Compare your shortlist side by side, then get the full Property Report for the one you love.
  4. Property alerts for 12 Toms Crescent: planning permits and homes for sale within 1 km switched on, and an annual smoke detector compliance reminder. Once it's yours Manage your home: alerts for new permits and listings around it, and reminders like the annual smoke alarm check.

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Questions

Things buyers ask us.

What is MapView?

MapView is a free app for iPhone and Android that helps you check a house before you buy it. Put in any Australian address and it shows you what the listing leaves out: risks on the land, the school zones, past sale prices, what is nearby and what is being built around it, with a MapView Score out of 100.

Is MapView free?

Yes. The app is free to download, and you can look up properties and get Suburb Reports without paying. You only pay if you choose to buy a Property Report ($9.99) or an official Title Search (from $69.99, depending on your state).

Can MapView tell me if a house is in a flood or bushfire area?

Yes. Every property has a Must Knows section that checks government records for flood, bushfire, easements, contamination, mineshafts and more. Each check is marked Clear or flagged, and if an area hasn't been mapped yet, MapView says so rather than guessing.

Does it work in my state?

You can look up properties anywhere in Australia. Some checks vary by state: flood, bushfire and similar checks are available in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, and heritage rules in Victoria and New South Wales. The How it works page lists what is available in each state.

Where does the information come from?

MapView is built on government property and planning data, including land titles, zoning, planning permits and overlays, hazard mapping and EPA records, and the official census for suburb information.

What is the MapView Score?

A score out of 100 for every home, built from five parts that matter once you live there: Everyday Living, Must Knows, Walking Places, Building Activity and Extension Potential. You can tap each one to see why it scored the way it did.

Can MapView keep watching a house for me?

Yes. Watch an address and MapView alerts you to new planning permits and homes for sale or rent nearby, with the price and how far away they are.

Is MapView financial or legal advice?

No. MapView helps you ask better questions before you buy. It isn't legal or financial advice, so talk to your conveyancer or solicitor before you commit.

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