41 Tranmere Street, Drummoyne NSW 2047
41 Tranmere Street, Drummoyne NSW 2047
Detached family house | 5 bed on 419–430m² | Two-storey with heritage overlay | Approved rear additions | Low-yield premium pocket
This is a genuinely scarce configuration for Drummoyne—a freestanding five-bedroom family house on a mid-sized block in a suburb where detached stock is tightly held and heavily outnumbered by apartments and attached housing. The two-storey layout with a study, balcony, and approved rear addition plans gives it immediate functional depth for a family, while the heritage overlay signals the kind of established character that buyers in this pocket actively seek. It sits within walking distance of Brett Park, the Bay Run, Drummoyne Public School, and local shops, which anchors it firmly in the family owner-occupier market. The property is best suited to buyers who want a solid, adaptable family home in a quiet, established harbourside suburb and are prepared to pay for scarcity rather than turnkey perfection.
The heritage overlay may limit how far the rear additions can go, so the approved DA is a meaningful opportunity rather than a certainty. The 195–221m² internal area range suggests some inconsistency in how the space is measured, which is worth clarifying during inspection. The estimated rent of around $2,000 per week points to strong income potential, but the yield is modest—typical of a high-value inner-west house where capital growth, not rental return, drives the investment case. The block size at the lower end of the range, combined with the two-storey footprint, means outdoor space is functional rather than generous. Buyers should weigh the cost of completing the approved works against the premium already embedded in the asking price.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 41 Tranmere Street, Drummoyne NSW 2047
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Value Risk
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
2
Income Risk
2
Execution Risk
1
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Market Insight
Drummoyne, an established inner-harbour suburb, commands a clear premium: median house prices sit near $3.1 million, units around $1.44 million. High-income professionals, families, downsizers, first-home buyers, and investors drive demand, drawn to CBD proximity, ferry and bus links, and reputable schools. House values rose roughly 10% annually, units about 9%, with houses selling in a median 51 days. Supply is thin—about 67 house sales in the past year—while 47.5% strata stock supports apartment turnover. Growth drivers remain structural: a 4.0% ten-year CAGR, an undervalued market assessment, and a diverse buyer base. Constraints include elevated entry prices straining affordability and low gross yields (around 2% for houses, 3.1% for units), though undersupply and infrastructure links underpin the market.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 17 Tranmere Street sold Oct 2024 for a 5-bed character house on 475m²; 48 Tranmere Street marketed as a larger renovated family home | Property Price Band: $2.6M–$2.8M | Value Drivers: Approved rear additions, two-storey family layout, heritage character and park proximity
Bedrooms
5
Bathroom
2
Parking
2
Land
430m²
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