11/58-60 Parramatta Street, Cronulla NSW 2230

11/58-60 Parramatta Street, Cronulla NSW 2230
Sweeping water views from both bedrooms | Oversized garage in a tight market | 82% auction clearance | Low-maintenance Cronulla position The property’s elevated aspect with direct water views from both bedrooms and the living zone is genuinely scarce for a two-bedroom unit in this price bracket, giving it a competitive edge over the majority of comparable stock. The oversized single lock-up garage is a practical rarity that adds tangible utility and future resale appeal, particularly in a suburb where parking is tight. Spacious open-plan layout with stone benchtops and ducted air-conditioning supports a low-maintenance lifestyle suited to owner-occupiers or investors targeting the professional demographic that dominates the 20-59 age bracket locally. The 75% renter profile in the building introduces some strata risk around tenancy turnover and common property wear, which could affect quiet enjoyment for an owner-occupier. The 3.5% rental yield is modest for the area, meaning capital growth must do the heavy lifting for investors, and the 39.61% growth outlier on one unit is not repeatable. Proximity to Cronulla’s amenities and strong auction clearance rate support holding for medium-term capital appreciation rather than short-term flipping. Buy this property for the view and the garage, and hold for at least five years to capture compounding location demand.
Detailed Independent Property Report preparedย  by PropCred Analyst team forย 11/58-60 Parramatta Street, Cronulla NSW 2230
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Market Insight:

Cronulla presents a compelling coastal proposition, currently positioned below its long-term trend and attracting a balanced mix of owner-occupiers and investors drawn by its lifestyle, community, and upgraded amenities. Demand is underpinned by significant town centre and infrastructure improvements, though the market exhibits a divergence with houses demonstrating resilience while units face headwinds from historical oversupply. This dynamic creates a nuanced landscape where future growth is supported by enduring locational appeal but tempered by segment-specific supply sensitivities.
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Bedrooms

2

Bathroom

1

Parking

1

Land

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