30 Kalora Avenue, Dee Why NSW 2099

Single-level 1960s brick house | 632sqm north-facing block | quiet cul-de-sac near lagoon | family hold for 60 years. This property’s competitive strength lies in its rare combination of a 632sqm north-facing parcel in a quiet Dee Why cul-de-sac, one street back from the lagoon, with no bushfire, flood, or heritage overlays. The wide 14.22m frontage and 42% site coverage provide clear scope for a second storey or extension, subject to council approval, making it suitable for a family seeking long-term value through renovation or redevelopment. The meticulous maintenance by one family for six decades signals a sound structure, while the north-facing yard and pergola terrace offer immediate liveability. This house best serves buyers who can look past the original interior and see the land and location as the primary asset. The primary risk is the original condition of the bathroom and kitchen, which will require updating to meet contemporary expectations, and the FTTN NBN connection is a minor limitation. The absence of planning constraints and the generous lot size, however, create a clear opportunity to add value through a well-considered renovation or second-storey addition, with the rental yield of 2.94% providing a holding buffer. Hold this property as a medium-term family home with a view to developing the site when market conditions or family needs align.