14 Field Avenue, Victor Harbor SA 5211
14 Field Avenue, Victor Harbor SA 5211
Contemporary townhouse built 2007 | Central location between rivers | Low-maintenance appeal | Strong rental fundamentals
This is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse on a 333-square-metre lot in central Victor Harbor. The residence features an open-plan living and dining area with sliding glass doors opening to a paved courtyard, making it suitable for those prioritizing indoor-outdoor flow. The main bedroom includes an ensuite and walk-in robe, while all bedrooms are carpeted. The living zone is tiled, and a split-system air conditioner provides year-round climate control. Additional amenities include a modern kitchen with dishwasher, 2.7-metre ceilings, double garage with internal access, and solar panels.
The property sits between the rivers in Victor Harbor’s central precinct, positioning it within walking distance of local shops and coastal attractions. Victor Harbor Primary School is 0.3 kilometres away, while Victor Harbor High School is 1.8 kilometres distant. The area has 5G mobile coverage and broadband access.
This configuration appeals to downsizers seeking low-maintenance living, young families valuing proximity to schools, and investors. The rental market shows strong fundamentals with estimated weekly income of $600, translating to approximately 4.2 percent gross yield based on current valuation. Demand for townhouses in central Victor Harbor remains steady given the lifestyle appeal and convenience factor.
The property carries a bushfire overlay designation, which may affect insurance premiums and future development potential. Council rates are $2,214.90 annually, with community rates at $120 quarterly and a sinking fund contribution of $50 annually. The central location provides excellent amenity access but offers limited land expansion opportunities due to the compact lot size and townhouse configuration.
Market Insight:
Victor Harbors demand is anchored in an affordable coastal lifestyle that still draws retirees, remote workers and families priced out of Adelaide, while post-pandemic tourism and infrastructure stories keep buyers active in the Fleurieu economy. (( Price momentum remains positive, with house medians near $765k and units around $520k, up roughly 1418% year-on-year and stable through the most recent six-month window as listings stay scarce. (( Risks include the tourism-heavy local economy and limited new stock, yet growth opportunities persist via solid rental yields of about 3.84.3% and continuing lifestyle migration that could sustain balanced appreciation. ((