11 Parklea Drive Parklea NSW 2768

Bedroom count conflicting | site coverage high at 49% | NBN not FTTP | rental income range wide The central buying risk is the unresolved bedroom discrepancy-three bedrooms in some records versus four elsewhere. This ambiguity directly impacts borrowing capacity and resale comparability. The 49 percent site coverage on a 396-square-metre lot leaves limited scope for extensions or landscaping, reducing future capital appreciation potential. Market estimates place the property between 1.26 and 1.5 million, with rental income of 760 to 840 dollars per week. This property functions best as a hold-and-rent proposition for an investor tolerant of data inconsistencies, not as a short-term flip or family home requiring certainty on configuration. The competitive strength lies in the 2003 build quality and dedicated family room, which differentiate it from older stock in Parklea. Quakers Hill school catchment and reliable 5G coverage support tenant demand, but the NBN Fibre to the Node is a secondary benefit. The property suits a buyer who values functional space over renovation upside and can conduct independent verification of the floor plan and bedroom count to close the data gap. Talk to a building inspector, then your lender, before making an offer.