15 Durham Road, East Gresford NSW 2311
15 Durham Road, East Gresford NSW 2311
3 bed 1 bath on 2,700 m² | unusually large township block | straightforward family cottage | East Gresford rural setting | buyers seeking space and simplicity
A three-bedroom, one-bathroom house on a 2,700 square metre block is positioned as one of the larger residential holdings within the township. A straightforward configuration is presented, and the land area is given principal weight. Families seeking room for children or animals, downsizers wanting a simple house on generous land, and lifestyle buyers looking for a rural-adjacent base are well served. The property’s strength is found in its generous parcel, not in the dwelling’s size or modernity. This house is likely to be seen as a practical starting point by those who value land and a quiet village setting.
Value may be influenced by land size, dwelling condition, and how the house is positioned relative to newer large-lot housing on the fringe. Interest may also be attracted from buyers with plans for sheds, gardens, or animals, though planning controls should be confirmed. Presentation and any upgrades are likely to be weighed heavily.
>> Comparable Sales: 43 Durham Road (3/1/2 on 774 m²) sold for $515,000 | Property Price Band: $700,000-$800,000 | Value Drivers: land area, dwelling condition, presentation
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 15 Durham Road, East Gresford NSW 2311
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Value Risk
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Liquidity Risk
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Planning Risk
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Income Risk
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Execution Risk
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Market Insight
East Gresford is a tightly held rural suburb where demand is driven by older owner-occupiers: 47% own outright, 42% are childless couples, and 34% are over 55. With only 7-8 house sales in the past year, supply is minimal. Median house values vary by source-$585k-$668k-with supahouse.com.au reporting +29.6% year-on-year growth. Days on market swing from zero to 149, indicating thin, inconsistent turnover. Rental demand is nominal: one 3-bed listing at $580/week, gross yield 3.9%. The dominant cohort of mortgagees (39%) and trade/labour occupations suggests modest rate sensitivity. Future growth is constrained by scarce supply and low transaction volumes, leaving liquidity risk elevated.