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Patrick McKinnon

Patrick McKinnon

Director & Lead Agent · Ascot

The moment you meet Patrick, it's clear that real estate is not just his profession — it's his calling. With a sharp focus on success from an early age, Patrick's forward-thinking mindset and positivity have placed him among the top agents in Ascot, Hamilton, Clayfield and Hendra. Since 2019 he has consistently held the highest average sale price in these areas.

Ranked in the top 1% of agents in Australia and among Queensland's Top 10 by the REB, Patrick's reputation speaks for itself. His recent inclusion in the Top 100 Agents in Australia further cements his status as a leader in the industry.

In 2024, realestate.com.au recognised Patrick in their prestigious Top 50, underscoring his expertise and unmatched results. As the principal of a team of 40+, Patrick is dedicated to delivering exceptional outcomes for his clients, with a proven track record of achieving outstanding results year after year.

Recent notable sales

  1. 2501 / 20 Festival Place, Newstead$12,950,000
  2. 20 Langside Road, Hamilton$8,701,000
  3. 1 Parkside Lane, Bald Hills$8,100,000
  4. 29 Brisbane Corso, Fairfield$6,100,000
  5. 6 Comus Avenue, Ascot$6,000,000
  6. 14 Goodwood Street, Hendra$5,600,000
  7. 34 Olive Street, Hendra$4,200,000
  8. 136 Mein Street, Hendra$4,050,000
  9. 15 Bourne Street, Clayfield$4,040,000
  10. 26 Sykes Street, Ascot$3,800,000
  11. 42 Imperial Avenue, Cannon Hill$3,610,000
  12. 136 Yabba Street, Ascot$3,475,000
  13. 18 Queens Road, Clayfield$3,450,000
  14. 55 Barlow Street, Clayfield$3,400,000
  15. 53 Massey Street, Ascot$3,350,000
  16. 28 Goble Street, Hendra$3,300,000
  17. 7 Sparkes Avenue, Hamilton$3,290,000
  18. 34 Gordon Street, Hendra$3,250,000
  19. 70 Queens Road, Hamilton$3,050,000
  20. 29 Rous Street, Hendra$2,850,000

Community involvement

  • St Agatha's Catholic Primary School
  • MS Brissie to the Bay
  • Fight for a Cause Charity Boxing

Frequently asked questions

When's the best time to put my house on the market?

The right season depends on the property, its surroundings and your suburb. There can be a real advantage in marketing during traditionally quiet periods — winter, or mid-January into February — when fewer homes are on the market and more buyers get to see yours.

How long will it take to sell my home?

On average our properties take between two and six weeks to sell, plus around two weeks to prepare the home and launch the marketing campaign.

How can I make sure my house appeals to buyers?

Clean the property top to bottom inside and out, tidy the gardens, fix off-putting maintenance issues, remove pet smells, furnish it simply so buyers can read the room sizes, and invest in professional photography and marketing.

What pre-sale repairs or renovations really pay off?

Kitchen, bathrooms, paint and street appeal tend to deliver the best return on investment.

Is it worth paying for a home stylist?

Yes, especially for homes appealing to premium buyers. We have stylists we use and recommend.