1 Dunleavy Street, Prairiewood NSW 2176
1 Dunleavy Street, Prairiewood NSW 2176
6-bed family house | 5-car capacity | 576m² block | 367m² floor area | Mid-1980s build
This property stands out for its sheer internal scale and parking provision, which is rare in Prairiewood’s detached housing stock. Six bedrooms and five car spaces position it for large or multi-generational households that need room to spread out, and the 367m² building footprint on a 576m² lot indicates substantial living areas rather than just extra rooms. The fully fenced yard and outdoor entertaining zone suit families with children, while proximity to schools, hospital, and the T-Way makes it practical for daily routines. Buyers seeking a high-capacity family house in western Sydney, rather than a premium renovation project, will find this configuration difficult to match nearby.
The likely mid-1980s build may mean older systems and finishes, though floorboards and built-in robes suggest some updating has occurred. The high site coverage of 64% leaves limited outdoor space relative to the house size, which may matter to buyers wanting a large garden. The low modelled rental yield of around 2.9% reflects strong capital value relative to achievable rent, so investors should weigh long-term growth over immediate cash flow. Condition and any recent upgrades to kitchen or bathrooms will significantly shape how the price is perceived, and the absence of flood, bushfire, or heritage overlays removes those constraints from consideration.
|| Comparable Sales: 12 Dunleavy Street sold May 2024 (5-bed, 530m², undisclosed) | Property Price Band: $1.4M–$1.5M | Value Drivers: bedroom count, parking capacity, land size, internal floor area
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 1 Dunleavy Street, Prairiewood NSW 2176
Checks found:
Value Risk
2
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
Income Risk
1
Execution Risk
2
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Market Insight
Prairiewood’s demand is driven by family-sized housing, relative affordability within Greater Western Sydney and proximity to retail and employment hubs – buyers are attracted to larger blocks and rental opportunities as the Western Sydney growth corridor expands. Risks include limited rail connectivity and modest rental yields, though planned infrastructure upgrades and East–West corridor planning present upside. Prices have risen modestly over the past six months, continuing low‑to‑mid single‑digit annual growth for houses while units have shown stronger short‑term gains.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 12 Dunleavy Street sold May 2024 (5-bed, 530m², undisclosed) | Property Price Band: $1.4M–$1.5M | Value Drivers: bedroom count, parking capacity, land size, internal floor area
Bedrooms
6
Bathroom
2
Parking
4
Land
575m²
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