Benelong Cres, Bellevue Hill NSW 2023

There are insufficient recent house sales on Benelong Cres to calculate a reliable premium or discount against the Bellevue Hill average. Buyers should compare recent sales of individual homes on the street against nearby comparable properties to gauge current market positioning.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risks on Benelong Cres, and no properties are recommended for a flood check. However, 36 properties fall under other flood classifications, meaning no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped. High-voltage powerline risks are also absent from the street.

There is no house, duplex, or terrace data available to determine site height relative to the street on Benelong Cres. Buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on a street average, as site characteristics vary individually.

Benelong Cres is a local road serving nearby residents. While specific speed limits and traffic data are not available, local roads generally connect residential streets with larger roads and carry less through traffic than collector or arterial roads.

Benelong Cres has 241 residential properties, with 66.4% being apartments and 14.9% being houses. The street is predominantly apartment-focused, though a smaller portion of the stock consists of houses, duplexes, and terraces.

The major apartment developments on Benelong Cres include a 6-level, 17-lot building at 1 Benelong Cres built in 1982, a 2-level, 12-lot building at 30 Benelong Cres built in 1969, and a 3-level, 11-lot building at 8 Benelong Cres built in 1996.

In the past 12 months, 4 houses and 6 apartments have sold on Benelong Cres. Over the trailing 5 years, the turnover rate has been 22.2% for houses and 21.2% for apartments, representing the proportion of properties that changed ownership during that period.

Benelong Cres is best suited for buyers seeking an apartment-focused Bellevue Hill street with a local road environment. It offers a mix of older and newer apartment developments, though the smaller house stock and lack of elevation data mean buyers must evaluate individual property characteristics carefully.