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Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165

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Street Summary

Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 is a small residential street where 10 homes sit level with the street. There are insufficient recent house sales to calculate a reliable comparison against the suburb, so buyers should compare recent sales of individual homes on the street against nearby comparable properties. The street contains 11 residential properties, with 10 classified as houses and 0 as apartments.


PART 1
Street Profile

Property Type Mix

The mix of houses and apartments (units) that make up the Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 property market.

Houses vs Apartments11 total lots
100%
Houses (100%)
Apartments (0%)
Townhouses/Villas/Unclassified (0%)

PART 2
Houses

"Houses" in this report includes detached houses, duplexes, and terraces.

Land Topography

How house lots on Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 sit relative to street level — topography that affects drainage, flood risk, privacy, and build cost. Statistics are calculated from properties with available data.

High-side vs low-side house lots
Flat
10 lots
High-side (1m above)
Flat
Low-side (1m below)

Risks &Overlays

See which key planning overlays and environmental risks affect this street before you buy.

Heritage
0 houses affected
Bushfire
0 houses affected
Flood
0 houses affected
High voltage power line
0 houses affected

Street Sales - Houses

Actual house sales on Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 over the past 5 years, plotted against the Fairfield NSW 2165 median house price trend over the same period.

Street sales vs suburb median
Street SalesSuburb Median Price
$0$500k$1.0M$1.5M$2.0MSept 21May 23Jan 25Sept 26$1M · 2022$935k · 2023$1.2M · 2024$1.3M · 2025$1.3M · 2026$1.8M · 2024-11-16 · 6 OXLEY ST, FAIRFIELD NSW 2165$1.2M · 2025-08-26 · 6 OXLEY ST, FAIRFIELD NSW 2165$950k · 2025-01-30 · 10B OXLEY ST, FAIRFIELD NSW 2165$1.2M · 2025-09-01 · 6A OXLEY ST, FAIRFIELD NSW 2165$1.3M · 2025-10-22 · 6B OXLEY ST, FAIRFIELD NSW 2165
Turnover rate45.5%Past 5 years

PART 3
Apartments

Street Sales - Apartments

Actual apartment (unit) sales on Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 over the past 5 years, plotted against the Fairfield NSW 2165 median apartment price trend over the same period.

Street sales vs suburb median
Suburb Median Price
$0$125k$250k$375k$500kSept 21May 23Jan 25Sept 26$403k · 2022$410k · 2023$438k · 2024$450k · 2025$485k · 2026
Apartment sales0Past 12 months
Turnover rate0%Past 5 years

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Living in Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 : Street Profile & FAQs

Common questions about living on and buying property on Oxley St, Fairfield NSW 2165 — lifestyle, transport, and the local housing market.

Note: Data is sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) 2021 Census data and knest.ai internal statistical data.

Is Oxley St an expensive or affordable street relative to Fairfield?

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

What are the risk and overlay factors on Oxley St?

There are no bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risks on Oxley St. Flood checks are not recommended for any properties. However, 11 properties fall under other flood classifications, meaning no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped. There are no high-voltage powerlines nearby. Buyers should note that flood overlays or recommended checks do not necessarily mean a property floods, but reviewing council mapping and insurance costs is always prudent.

Are properties on Oxley St mostly on high, level or low ground?

10 homes sit level with the street. The street does not have a mixed profile of homes above, level with, and below the street, as there are no homes sitting above or below the street. Different site heights relative to the street can influence site characteristics, but buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average.

What type of road is Oxley St?

Oxley St is a local road. Local roads generally serve nearby residents and connect smaller streets to larger collector or arterial roads. While local roads typically experience less through traffic than major roads, buyers should visit the street at different times to gauge the actual noise and traffic levels for their needs.

Is Oxley St mostly houses or apartments?

Oxley St has 11 residential properties in total. The street is predominantly houses, with 100% of the residential stock classified as houses and 0% classified as apartments. This means buyers looking for detached homes, duplexes, or terraces will find a consistent housing type, while apartment buyers will not find any units on this street.

What are the major apartment developments on Oxley St?

No major apartment developments are recorded on Oxley St. The street consists entirely of low-density residential properties, meaning buyers looking for high-density living or specific apartment complexes will need to look at nearby streets in Fairfield.

How many properties have sold on Oxley St?

3 houses have sold on Oxley St in the past 12 months, while no apartments have sold. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 45.5%, which represents the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years. This indicates a moderate level of market activity for houses on the street.

Is Oxley St a good street to buy property on?

Oxley St is well-suited for buyers seeking a quiet, local-road residential street with a consistent mix of detached houses. It is a good fit for those who prefer properties sitting level with the street and want to avoid bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays. However, buyers should be aware that the lack of apartment developments and the limited recent sales data mean there are fewer options for high-density living or precise street-level price benchmarking.