Anzac Ave, Engadine NSW 2233

Recent house prices on Anzac Ave sit 6.91% below the Engadine suburb house median. This indicates that, on average, houses on this street have traded at a discount compared to the broader suburb. Buyers should note that this metric applies specifically to houses and does not reflect apartment pricing. It is a useful benchmark for understanding relative value, though individual property conditions and features will always influence the final sale price.

Seven homes on Anzac Ave are within a bushfire zone, while there are no heritage listings or high-voltage powerline overlays. No properties fall within a flood overlay or are recommended for a flood check. The remaining 117 homes are classified under other flood categories, meaning no specific flood risk has been identified or they are not mapped. Buyers should review council mapping and insurance implications for any property in the bushfire zone, as this may affect renovation options and premiums.

The street has a predominantly level profile, with 76 homes sitting level with the street. In contrast, 3 homes sit above the street and 17 homes sit below the street. This mix means site heights vary across Anzac Ave, which can influence drainage and view lines for individual lots. Buyers should inspect the specific site of any property they are considering, as the street average does not determine the characteristics of a single dwelling.

Anzac Ave is classified as a collector road with a 50 km/h speed limit. This classification indicates the street connects local residential areas to larger arterial roads, typically handling more through traffic than a standard local street. Approximately 85.7% of the residential properties on the street front this dominant section. Buyers should consider the potential for increased traffic volume and noise compared to quieter local roads when evaluating the street's livability.

There are 217 residential properties on Anzac Ave. The housing mix is predominantly houses, which make up 53.9% of the stock, while apartments account for 4.6%. The remaining properties fall into other residential categories. This composition suggests the street is primarily a residential area with a significant number of detached homes, duplexes, or terraces, offering a traditional suburban feel alongside a smaller apartment component.

The primary apartment development recorded on Anzac Ave is at 24 Anzac Ave, Engadine NSW 2233. This project consists of 9 lots across 2 levels and was built in 2004. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character. While this is the only major project listed, it represents a portion of the apartment stock available on the street, offering buyers a specific option for multi-level living in the Engadine area.

In the past 12 months, 9 houses sold on Anzac Ave, while no apartments changed hands. Over the trailing five years, the house turnover rate is 22.2%, and the apartment turnover rate is 10%. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during this period. These figures provide a baseline for market activity, though buyers should compare these rates against broader suburb benchmarks to gauge relative demand.

Anzac Ave suits buyers seeking houses at a discount to the Engadine median, as recent house prices sit 6.91% below the suburb average. The street is predominantly houses, with 53.9% of the stock, and is classified as a collector road with a 50 km/h speed limit. Buyers should weigh the potential for higher traffic against the price advantage. With 7 homes in a bushfire zone and 76 homes sitting level with the street, specific site conditions and risk overlays should be carefully reviewed for each property.