16 Tyrrell Place The Oaks NSW 2570

Four-bed house on 975sqm | Built 2020 | Listed $1.6–$1.7m | Cul-de-sac Vanderville Estate This four-bedroom, two-bathroom house on a 975 square metre block sits within Vanderville Estate, a residential pocket designed for families seeking low-density, established neighbourhood character with modern infrastructure. The property was completed in 2020 by Allfitz and represents a segment of the market targeting owner-occupiers prepared to invest in quality finishes and indoor-outdoor living rather than acquire raw land. Its last recorded transaction occurred in December 2019, suggesting this is a relatively recent build held by its original or early-stage owner. The 341 square metre footprint delivers multiple living zones including a dedicated media room and study, catering to households where work-from-home arrangements or multi-generational use justify the floor area. The dual walk-in robes, ensuite with underfloor heating, and feature wood fire indicate construction standards that appeal to buyers seeking finality of product rather than renovation potential. Land size remains substantial for the area, providing buffer from neighbours and room for established plantings—a feature typically valued by families with children or those seeking privacy within suburban proximity. The cul-de-sac positioning and proximity to The Oaks Shopping Village create a trade-off common in this market: village-scale amenity without the density or transport connectivity of larger centres. Properties in this configuration tend to appeal to downsizers relocating from inner suburbs, relocated professionals with flexible work arrangements, or families prioritising school catchments and established schools over commute times. Current listing guidance of 1.6 to 1.7 million places the property in the upper segment for the broader area, though estimated values sit toward 1.75 million depending on comparable sales data. The 2020 construction date means major systems remain under manufacturer warranty, which reduces buyer anxiety around foundation, roof, or mechanical replacement—a material consideration for properties at this price point. Holding appeal typically derives from land scarcity in the locality and the quality-build premium, which tends to outpace broader market movement in established outer-ring suburbs.