76 Greenbank Drive, Werrington Downs NSW 2747
76 Greenbank Drive, Werrington Downs NSW 2747
Detached family house | Two living areas | Spacious master suite | Established low-rise pocket | Owner-occupier demand
A detached family house with two living areas and a spacious master suite is considered a practical rarity within the local stock, as it offers separation of zones without the footprint of a larger home. The property is located in an established low-rise suburb where freestanding houses dominate, and it is best positioned for families who prioritise space, backyard access, and proximity to schools and everyday amenities. This configuration serves owner-occupiers well, offering immediate utility rather than requiring future structural work.
The eventual value may be shaped by the condition of the kitchen and bathrooms, as these are commonly the most value-relevant areas in an established house. Land size and orientation are also considered significant, and any secondary-dwelling potential might be regarded as a bonus, though it would be subject to council approval. A buyer should weigh these factors against what would be needed in ongoing improvements before forming a price view.
>> Comparable Sales: 54B Greenbank Drive sold for $860,000; 124 Greenbank Drive sold for $730,000 in 2022 | Property Price Band: $900K–$1M | Value Drivers: Two living areas, land size, presentation
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 76 Greenbank Drive, Werrington Downs NSW 2747
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Market Insight
Werrington Downs is a tightly held western Sydney market of 3,221 residents with a median age of 37. The median house price is $1.07 million, and annual growth is 16.2 per cent (or 9.51 per cent on another measure). Houses sell in a median 8–11 days, with annual volumes of 39–45 sales. Demand is primarily from owner-occupiers; the gross rental yield is just 3.5–3.8 per cent, while weekly rents range from $620 to $725. Future growth is supported by continued listing scarcity and strong turnover for a suburb this size. The main constraint is affordability: a $1.07 million median price and modest rental returns limit yield-driven investment. The median age of 37 points to family formation, which should sustain demand.