Harrow Rd, Auburn NSW 2144

House prices on Harrow Rd sit 11.82% above the Auburn suburb house median. This indicates the street commands a premium compared to the wider area, reflecting its specific location and housing stock. Buyers should expect to pay more for a house here than the typical Auburn median price, though this metric applies only to houses and does not reflect apartment pricing.

There is no bushfire or flood overlay risk on Harrow Rd, and no high-voltage powerlines are nearby. One property is heritage-listed, meaning any renovations or exterior changes may require additional council approval. Flood checks are recommended for 119 homes, suggesting further assessment is prudent. Additionally, 33 properties have no flood risk identified or are not mapped, providing a neutral classification for those sites.

10 homes sit above the street; 97 homes sit level with the street; 19 homes sit below the street. The vast majority of the housing stock sits level with the street, creating a predominantly flat streetscape. Different site heights can influence individual characteristics, so buyers should assess the specific property's drainage and access rather than relying on the street average.

Harrow Rd is a local road, which generally serves nearby residents and provides direct access to homes rather than carrying significant through traffic. As a local road, it typically offers a quieter environment compared to collector or arterial roads. This classification supports a residential character focused on local access and community connectivity.

Harrow Rd has 609 residential properties, with 25% being houses and 67.7% being apartments. The street is predominantly apartments, reflecting a higher-density residential character. This mix means buyers will find a significant number of units alongside a smaller proportion of detached houses, duplexes, and terraces.

The street features three major apartment developments: 93 Auburn Rd with 234 lots across 20 levels built in 2019, 13 Harrow Rd with 172 lots across 1 level, and 35 Harrow Rd with 41 lots across 4 levels built in 2004. These projects contribute significantly to the street's apartment presence and higher-density residential character.

4 houses and 12 apartments have sold in the past 12 months. Over the past five years, the turnover rate is 11.2% for houses and 15.3% for apartments. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years, providing a snapshot of market activity for each property type on the street.

Harrow Rd suits apartment buyers seeking a local road environment with significant high-density stock, as well as those comfortable with heritage-listed homes. The street's premium house pricing and predominantly flat terrain appeal to buyers prioritising location and accessibility. It is less suited to those seeking a purely detached-house environment or a collector road setting.