Warraba St, Como NSW 2226

House prices on Warraba St sit 2.95% above the Como suburb house median, indicating a slight premium compared to the broader area. This metric applies strictly to houses and does not reflect apartment pricing. Buyers should expect house values to be marginally higher than the suburb average, while apartment values remain unassessed against the suburb median due to insufficient data.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays on Warraba St. All 71 properties fall under other flood classifications, meaning no flood risk has been identified or the properties have not been mapped for flood. While this suggests no immediate flood risk, buyers should still review council mapping and insurance costs before purchasing to confirm individual property conditions.

The street features a mixed elevation profile with 27 properties on the low side, 26 on the high side, and 14 on level ground. No single elevation category clearly dominates the others. Different elevations can influence site characteristics, so buyers should assess the specific elevation of the property they are interested in rather than relying on the street average.

Road classification, speed limit, and dominant road share data are unavailable for Warraba St. Without this information, it is not possible to objectively describe the road hierarchy or traffic characteristics. Buyers should inspect the street personally to understand the traffic environment and road layout.

Warraba St contains 71 residential properties, all of which are houses. There are no apartments on the street. The property mix is exclusively houses, with a 100% house share and 0% apartment share. This makes it a purely low-density residential street.

No major apartment developments are recorded on Warraba St. The street consists entirely of houses, so there are no apartment projects to list. Buyers looking for apartment living in Como will need to consider other streets in the suburb.

Three houses sold on Warraba St in the past 12 months, with no apartments sold. The five-year turnover rate for houses is 22.5%, meaning 22.5% of the house stock changed ownership during that period. Apartment turnover data is unavailable. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership, not market activity levels.

Warraba St is best suited for buyers seeking detached houses in a quiet, low-density environment with no heritage or bushfire overlays. The slight price premium over the suburb median may appeal to those prioritising location over cost savings. It is not suitable for apartment buyers or those seeking high-density living. Buyers should weigh the slight premium against the lack of apartment options and mixed elevation profile.