Raglan St, Mosman NSW 2088

House prices on Raglan St sit 14.42% above the Mosman suburb house median, indicating a premium positioning for detached homes. This ratio reflects recent house sales relative to the broader suburb average, so buyers should expect to pay more for houses here than the typical Mosman house. Apartment pricing is not covered by this metric, so you will need to review recent apartment sales separately to gauge their relative value.

There are 54 heritage-listed properties on the street, meaning renovations or exterior changes may require additional council approval. Flood mapping shows 13 properties fall within a flood overlay, 274 are recommended for a flood check, and 0 fall under other flood classifications. There are 0 bushfire-prone properties and 0 high-voltage powerline exposures. A flood check recommendation is for further assessment, and the other classification indicates no flood risk identified or not mapped.

31 homes sit above the street; 102 homes sit level with the street; 113 homes sit below the street. This creates a mixed profile where the majority of homes sit below the street, with a significant portion sitting level with it. Different site heights can influence site characteristics, but you should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average to understand its unique position.

Raglan St is a collector road with a 50 km/h speed limit, and 98.9% of the residential properties front this dominant road section. Collector roads generally connect local streets with larger roads, which may result in slightly more traffic flow than a quiet local street. Buyers should consider how this road classification aligns with their preference for traffic levels and noise.

There are 974 residential properties on the street, with 62.7% being apartments and 29.5% being houses. This makes Raglan St predominantly an apartment street, though it still has a meaningful presence of houses. The mix is clearly weighted toward higher-density living, so buyers looking for detached homes will find a smaller selection compared to apartment buyers.

The street features 17 Raglan St with 51 lots across 15 levels built in 1969, 2 Raglan St with 44 lots across 5 levels built in 1965, and 26 Raglan St with 29 lots across 9 levels built in 1962. These developments contribute significantly to the street's apartment presence and higher-density residential character.

Six houses and 18 apartments sold in the past 12 months. Over the trailing five years, the turnover rate is 15.7% for houses and 19.5% for apartments. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years, giving you a sense of how frequently these property types trade hands on the street.

Raglan St aligns well with buyers seeking apartments in a collector road setting, as 62.7% of the stock is apartment-based. House buyers will find a premium-priced, heritage-rich environment with a mixed elevation profile. The street suits those comfortable with a 50 km/h speed limit and the trade-offs of a collector road, rather than those seeking a quiet local street or a purely detached housing environment.