5601/34 Wellington Street, Bondi NSW 2026
5601/34 Wellington Street, Bondi NSW 2026
Top-floor north aspect | 2/2/1 premium format | Mirvac coastal build | Heritage overlay present | Lifestyle demand core
This unit holds a genuinely rare position within Bondi’s apartment stock—a top-floor, north-facing layout in a Mirvac-built complex with secure parking, lift access, and a coastal outlook that most walk-ups in the suburb simply cannot offer. The 110 m² internal size is generous for a two-bedroom, and the combination of stone finishes, Miele appliances, and ducted air places it above the typical entry-level market. It suits downsizers seeking lock-and-leave comfort, professional couples wanting beach proximity without compromise, or investors targeting long-stay executive tenants. The heritage overlay is worth noting, but as a completed unit within a managed building, it does not constrain day-to-day living.
Value may be shaped by how the market weighs the heritage overlay against the building’s modern finish—some buyers will see it as a limitation, others as protection of the complex’s character. The north-facing top-floor aspect and the premium configuration are likely to hold demand firmly, while the secure parking and storage add practical appeal that many Bondi apartments lack. Rental potential near $2,000 per week suggests consistent income, though buyers should consider whether the premium for this building justifies itself against nearby alternatives. The property’s price band will depend on final condition, any strata levies, and how strongly the view is actually framed from the living areas.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 5601/34 Wellington Street, Bondi NSW 2026
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Value Risk
1
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
Income Risk
2
Execution Risk
1
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Market Insight
Bondi remains a tightly held prestige market, with median house prices hovering near $4.5 million and annual growth ranging from 1.3% to 12.3% depending on the data set; units sit closer to $1.4–$1.5 million. Demand is driven by high-income professionals and managers, many aged 20–34, with house incomes well above the Sydney average. The suburb’s iconic coastal position and limited stock—roughly 25–52 house sales annually—keep competition intense, with homes selling in under six weeks. Future appreciation hinges on sustained demand from affluent buyers and Bondi’s scarcity value. Key risks centre on affordability constraints, with yields on houses as low as 1.94%, and sensitivity to interest rate movements, particularly for leveraged owners.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 5605/34 Wellington Street sold $2.82M; 5110/34 Wellington Street sold off-market | Property Price Band: $2.4M–$2.5M | Value Drivers: top-floor north aspect, premium finishes, secure parking and storage
Bedrooms
2
Bathroom
2
Parking
1
Land
1.01 ha
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