Foley Cct, Harrington Park NSW 2567

House prices on Foley Cct sit 14.27% above the Harrington Park suburb house median, indicating a premium positioning relative to the broader area. This metric reflects the recent sale prices of houses on the street compared to the suburb-wide median for houses. Buyers should expect to pay more for a house here than the average Harrington Park house price. This premium applies strictly to the house market and does not indicate apartment pricing trends.

There are 37 properties on a bushfire zone and 21 properties within 100m of high-voltage powerlines. No properties have a heritage listing or a flood overlay. Flood checks are not recommended for any homes, while 51 properties have an other flood classification, meaning no flood risk was identified or the property was not mapped. Buyers should review bushfire and powerline proximity implications during due diligence.

The street has a mixed elevation profile with 46 level-side properties, 2 high-side properties, and 0 low-side properties. Most homes sit at a similar level to the street, while a small number sit higher. Different elevations can influence site characteristics, but buyers should assess the specific property's elevation rather than relying on the street average to understand site conditions.

Road classification, speed limit, and dominant road percentage data are not available for this street. Without this information, it is not possible to objectively describe the road hierarchy or traffic characteristics. Buyers should inspect the street in person to understand the local road environment and any potential traffic or noise factors.

There are 51 residential properties on the street, all of which are houses. The street is 100% houses and 0% apartments. This indicates a purely low-density residential environment with no apartment developments present. Buyers looking for houses will find a consistent housing stock, while apartment buyers will not find options on this street.

No major apartment developments are recorded on this street. The residential stock consists entirely of individual houses, with no multi-unit apartment projects present. This confirms the street's character as a purely low-density residential area without higher-density housing components.

Two houses sold in the past 12 months, with no apartments sold. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 25.5%, meaning a quarter of the houses changed ownership in that period. Apartment turnover data is unavailable. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years.

This street may suit buyers seeking a premium house market in Harrington Park, comfortable with bushfire and powerline overlays. The consistent level elevation and lack of apartments appeal to those preferring low-density living. The 14.27% price premium reflects its market position. Buyers should weigh these factors against their specific needs and due diligence findings.