90 Mcallisters Road, Bilambil Heights NSW 2486
90 Mcallisters Road, Bilambil Heights NSW 2486
5-bed 4-bath dual living | elevated valley-water outlook | renovated hillside house with pool | local school catchment | 1975 build
This house is positioned as one of the more complete family offerings in Bilambil Heights. A five-bedroom, four-bathroom configuration with a self-contained lower level is rarely found in local stock, and the elevated aspect gives it a distinct visual edge. The 1975 build has been fully modernised, with a new kitchen, pool, ducted air conditioning, solar, and water filtration. The dual-living layout is the decisive feature for extended families or buyers wanting guest or income flexibility. Local demand is driven by families wanting more space than coastal Tweed offers, and this house answers that need directly.
Value may be influenced by how 700 m² of land is balanced against the built area, with flat outdoor space limited by the slope. The elevated position may be seen as a price driver, but the buyer pool might be narrowed by it. The catchment is ordinary, so the price might be set by renovation quality, dual-living layout, and buyer appetite for a completed house.
>> Comparable Sales: 40 McAllisters Road sold $970k; 33 McAllisters Road sold $1.03M | Property Price Band: $1.1M-$1.2M | Value Drivers: renovated condition, dual-living layout, elevated outlook
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 90 Mcallisters Road, Bilambil Heights NSW 2486
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Value Risk
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Liquidity Risk
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Planning Risk
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Income Risk
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Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Bilambil Heights, in the Tweed near Coolangatta, is a mature, low-turnover market. Demand centres on 2-4 bedroom houses, with 55-58 sales in the past year and a median days-on-market of 29-30. The median house price is $1.1M-$1.175M, growing 7.6%-9.05% annually, with recent sales reaching $1.6M. Units are the weak spot: prices fell 28.6%-29% on just 15 sales, though gross yields hold at 4.7%. Transport links to Coolangatta and broader QLD/NSW networks underpin future demand. The key risks are affordability, mortgage-rate sensitivity (5.34%-5.59%), and a thin transaction base that could amplify price swings.