27 Claypole Street, Ambarvale NSW 2560
27 Claypole Street, Ambarvale NSW 2560
3-bed house on 678m² | single-storey suburban format | family-oriented street | strong rental demand | larger block than dwelling
This property holds its competitive edge through land-to-dwelling ratio—a 678m² block supporting a compact 98m² footprint offers rare yard space in a market where newer infill homes trade smaller allotments for extra bedrooms. It sits comfortably within Ambarvale’s established low-density family corridor, where detached homes on generous lots remain the dominant stock type. The configuration suits first-home buyers seeking room to grow, families wanting outdoor space without excessive maintenance, or investors targeting steady rental income from a straightforward three-bedroom layout. The school catchment alignment with Thomas Acres and Thomas Reddall adds practical appeal for long-term owner-occupiers, while the absence of overlay constraints keeps future redevelopment or extension options open.
Value may hinge on how the modest internal area compares to buyer expectations for a three-bedroom home, particularly against renovated competitors offering modern finishes or additional bathrooms. The 1988 purchase price suggests limited recent capital improvement, so condition and presentation could materially shape offers. The dual rental estimates—ranging from $605 to $645 weekly—signal consistent demand, but yield remains modest against the high-$900k valuation band. Buyers should weigh the land’s redevelopment potential against the cost of upgrading an older dwelling, and consider whether the single bathroom limits appeal for growing families compared to two-bathroom alternatives nearby.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 27 Claypole Street, Ambarvale NSW 2560
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Value Risk
Liquidity Risk
1
Planning Risk
2
Income Risk
Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Ambarvale, a well-established residential suburb in Campbelltown LGA within greater Sydney, is drawing families, first home buyers, and investors. Houses sit at a median of $926,000–$950,000, with annual growth of 7.9–9.7% and 14–30 days on market. Units median $547,400, with flat yearly growth. Gross yields are 3.5% for houses and 4.5% for units; weekly rents run $598–$600 and $470 respectively. Vacancy is extremely low at 0.61%, and annual house sales volume is roughly 73. Demand stems from the suburb’s accessibility and broad buyer mix, while a 10-year CAGR of 6.1% points to durable long-term appeal. Key constraints: household incomes sit 31.1% below the Greater Sydney average, and 90 listings on market suggest moderate supply; rate sensitivity remains a risk.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 14 Claypole Street sold $955,000; 7 Claypole Street sold $943,888 | Property Price Band: $900K–$1.0M | Value Drivers: land size relative to dwelling, single-bathroom layout, renovation potential and street position
Bedrooms
3
Bathroom
1
Parking
1
Land
678m²
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