809/19 Baywater Drive, Wentworth Point NSW 2127
809/19 Baywater Drive, Wentworth Point NSW 2127
Waterfront estate unit | 2 bed 2 bath 1 car | Balanced owner-renter mix | Resort-style complex amenities | Apartment-dense precinct
This two-bedroom unit is positioned within a waterfront estate known for resort-style facilities, including a gym, pool and tennis courts. The two-bed, two-bath, one-car layout is widely regarded as the most practical apartment configuration, suited to couples or small families while remaining easy to manage. The building cluster is understood to hold a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, a sign of resident diversity. With sixty percent owner-occupation, the community is considered stable. This property is best suited to buyers seeking a lock-and-leave home with waterfront character, school catchments and transport links in a master-planned suburb.
The value of this property may be shaped by its floor level and aspect. A premium might be commanded by a higher floor with water views, while a lower level may be traded at a discount. Estate amenities are considered supportive of resale appeal, but the apartment-dense precinct is seen as a constraint on capital growth. These factors may be weighed when forming price views.
>> Comparable Sales: 406/9 Baywater Drive, $591,000 | Property Price Band: $800K–$900K | Value Drivers: condition, layout, aspect
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 809/19 Baywater Drive, Wentworth Point NSW 2127
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Market Insight
Wentworth Point is a high-density, strata-dominant suburb (99.9% apartments) attracting first-home buyers, young professionals, and downsizers via amenities and Sydney CBD access. Owner-occupancy rose from 36.7% to 39.2% (2016–2021) while investor share fell from 61% to 59%. House price estimates diverge: $835,000 with -50% growth versus $1.4M median; units remain near $747,000–$750,000 with ~0% growth. Weekly rents: houses $755–$850, units $780; gross yields 2.9% houses, 5.5% units. Sales volumes are thin (1–2 houses annually). Supply concentration in apartments is the key constraint; growth depends on infrastructure and amenity maturation.