20 Orange Street, Hurstville NSW 2220

Single-level north-east facing family home | Walkable to school, shops, station | 4-car parking and huge storage | Rare flat block in prized pocket This property presents a rare buying opportunity in Hurstville’s most sought-after pocket, where single-level living on a flat 480m² block is increasingly scarce. The north-easterly orientation, combined with an elevated terrace and private alfresco area, delivers superior natural light and usable outdoor space that competing properties lack. For a family seeking a turnkey home with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and four car spaces, the configuration is unusually efficient , particularly the wide entry hall and open living zone that suit daily life without wasted circulation. The zoning for Hurstville Public School, Sydney Tech, or Danebank adds long-term appeal for buyers with children, while the confirmed solar panels and reverse-cycle air conditioning reduce ongoing costs. This house best suits a buyer who values immediate occupancy, low maintenance, and strong walkability over renovation potential or a larger footprint. The primary risk is the detected flood overlay flagged by one data source, which may affect insurance premiums and resale confidence , a formal flood certificate should be obtained before bidding. The lot’s 54% building coverage leaves limited room for extension, so future value growth will come from location and land scarcity rather than redevelopment. The 2019 purchase price of $1.55m and current rental estimate of $1,170–$1,405 per week suggest a yield around 2.5–3%, acceptable for a family home in this corridor. Hold this property as a long-term residence; its combination of school catchment, parking, and single-level layout will retain strong demand from downsizers and young families alike.