138 Radford Street, Cliftleigh NSW 2321

| Corner block with wide access | two-zone ducted AC | built 2021 | moderate land-to-building ratio | no detected overlays | The corner block design adds usable side access for a caravan or boat but increases site coverage to nearly half of the lot, which limits future outdoor flexibility and can reduce resale appeal for buyers wanting more garden. This trade-off costs buyer opportunity in a suburb where median house value grew over ten percent. The property holds best as a low-maintenance family home for immediate occupancy, not as a land play. What is competitively strong here is the combination of a 2021 build, family floorplan with a media room, and a corner position that avoids bushfire or flood overlays—rare in the Cliftleigh corridor. The ducted air, gas cooking, and alfresco access mean a buyer steps into a liveable, modern house without renovation cost or timeline. This property serves a family wanting move-in convenience and side-yard storage for recreational gear better than most nearby listings. Comparable sales data from 2021 shows a recorded purchase at two hundred twenty thousand dollars, rising to an estimated valuation near eight hundred fifty-three thousand from recent digital models. That trajectory suggests buyer demand has tracked suburb growth, but the leap in value and limited land per square meter imply the price already reflects the home’s freshness and corner access. A buyer should verify that the garage accommodates their intended vehicle width before committing further.