Mcdonald St, Freshwater NSW 2096

House prices on Mcdonald St are 11.48% below the Freshwater suburb house median. This indicates that the street generally offers a more affordable entry point compared to the broader suburb 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 classifications on Mcdonald St. Additionally, 0 properties are recommended for a flood check. However, 57 properties fall under other flood classifications, meaning no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped. There are also 0 high-voltage powerline classifications affecting the street.

11 homes sit above the street; 19 homes sit level with the street; 27 homes sit below the street. The street features a mixed profile of homes at different site heights relative to the street centreline. Buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average, as different site heights can influence site characteristics.

Mcdonald St is a local road. Local roads generally serve nearby residents and connect directly to collector or arterial roads. As a local road, the street primarily supports residential access rather than carrying significant through traffic.

Mcdonald St has 113 residential properties. Houses make up 50.4% of the residential stock, while apartments account for 46%. The street has a mixed profile of houses and apartments rather than being predominantly one dwelling type.

The major apartment developments on Mcdonald St include 28 Mcdonald St (24 lots, 4 levels, built 1962), 12F Mcdonald St (16 lots, 2 levels), and 12L Mcdonald St (15 lots, 2 levels). These developments contribute to the street's apartment presence and higher-density residential character.

2 houses sold in the past 12 months, and 1 apartment sold in the past 12 months. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 21.1%, and for apartments, it is 19.2%. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years.

Mcdonald St may be more aligned with buyers looking for detached houses or apartments in a mixed residential area. It suits buyers preferring local-road residential streets. The street offers a more affordable entry point relative to the Freshwater suburb median, though buyers should compare recent sales of individual homes against nearby comparable properties to gauge current market positioning.