Iredale St, Newtown NSW 2042

Insufficient sales data exists to calculate a reliable price index for houses on Iredale St, so it cannot be compared to the Newtown suburb median. Buyers should review recent sales of individual houses in the area to understand current pricing.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay classifications on Iredale St, and no properties are recommended for a flood check. However, 29 homes fall under an other flood classification, meaning no flood risk was identified or the property was not mapped. High-voltage powerline proximity does not affect any properties.

The street has a mixed elevation profile among its houses, with 25 properties on level ground and 2 on low-lying land. No high-side properties were recorded. Buyers should assess the specific site elevation of their chosen property rather than relying on these street averages.

Road classification, speed limit, and dominant road share data are unavailable for Iredale St. Buyers should visit the street to observe traffic patterns and road conditions firsthand.

Iredale St contains 101 residential properties, with 71.3% being apartments and 28.7% being houses. The street is predominantly composed of apartments, though it maintains a notable presence of detached houses and terraces.

The street features three major apartment developments: a 73-lot, 4-level building at 546 King St built in 1996; a 12-lot, 3-level building at 15 Iredale St; and a 6-lot, 2-level building at 1 Iredale St built in 1982.

No houses or apartments sold on Iredale St in the past 12 months. Over the last 5 years, the turnover rate was 10.3% for houses and 13.9% for apartments, representing the proportion of each property type that changed ownership during that period.

Iredale St suits apartment buyers seeking higher-density living near King St, as well as house buyers comfortable with level ground and no heritage restrictions. The lack of recent sales data means buyers must independently assess current market values and property conditions.