17 Green Street, Pleasure Point NSW 2172
17 Green Street, Pleasure Point NSW 2172
Bushfire overlay active | income from leased dwelling offsets holding costs | 2.07 hectares near rail | outdated internal layout data suggests caution on usable square metreage
The bushfire overlay is a material cost mechanism that directly increases insurance premiums and imposes ongoing vegetation management obligations, a buyer must budget an additional $3000 to $5000 annually for compliance and higher coverage. The $36,400 per year from the separate leased dwelling creates a strong income buffer against council rates and maintenance, but this income is contingent on the dwelling being tenanted and compliant with Liverpool Council planning approvals. The property is best held as a long-term lifestyle compound or income-splitting family estate, not a quick resale.
The genuinely rare combination of 13 parking spaces, a self-contained guesthouse, and a workshop with car hoist on 2.07 hectares inside the Holsworthy train station catchment is almost impossible to replicate in this corridor. For a buyer seeking multi-generational living or a hobbyist with serious vehicle and storage needs, this property has no direct competitor within 5 kilometres. Act now by engaging a building and pest inspector who specialises in bushfire-prone properties before proceeding further.
Independent, Unbiased Research Report for this property by PropCred Analyst teamΒ
Market Insight:
This suburb is positioned as a premium family enclave, characterised by established owner-occupiers in detached homes. Demand is driven overwhelmingly by professional couples with children seeking long-term family housing. Recent price trends indicate a robust and appreciating market, supported by strong buyer competition. Future growth is underpinned by its established demographic profile, though the low transaction volume presents a constraint, indicating a tightly held market with limited supply.