150 West Street, South Hurstville NSW 2221
150 West Street, South Hurstville NSW 2221
5 bed double-brick new build | 396m² infill block | Blakehurst catchment | luxury family configuration
This house is a genuinely uncommon product for South Hurstville, where the surrounding stock is dominated by older, single-level brick homes on larger parcels. The 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom layout with two parking spaces is a high-specification rebuild that prioritises internal amenity over land, and the double-brick construction with contemporary finishes positions it well above the typical original dwelling in the street. It will appeal most strongly to a family buyer who wants modern, move-in-ready space without the time or cost of a knockdown rebuild, and who values the convenience of Hurstville CBD, transport, and the Blakehurst school network within a short distance.
The key value consideration here is the compact land size relative to the building footprint, which may limit outdoor space and future extension potential compared to traditional blocks nearby. The inconsistency in reported internal area—125m² versus 277m²—creates some uncertainty about the true usable space, and buyers should verify the layout in person. Current rent estimates suggest modest gross yield, indicating the price is driven more by owner-occupier demand than investment return. The 2022 sale at $1.3275m provides a clear reference point for how the property has appreciated, though the surrounding market context will ultimately determine where it settles.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 150 West Street, South Hurstville NSW 2221
Checks found:
Value Risk
2
Liquidity Risk
1
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
1
Execution Risk
2
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Market Insight
South Hurstville, 16km south of the CBD, is a family-oriented market. The median house price is $2.182 million, up 17.95% over the year, though other sources range from $1.817m to $2.272m. Units median $855,000, up 5.69%. Houses take 78 days to sell; units 24. Annual volumes are 37 houses and 54 units. Demand is driven by established families wanting larger homes and downsizers seeking a connected community, attracted by cultural diversity, shopping precincts, parks and schools. Gross yields are 2.45% for houses and 4.13% for units; median weekly rents are $880 and $710 respectively. The market sits below long-term trend, indicating undervaluation, but house prices exceed the NSW average, constraining affordability. Future growth likely depends on infrastructure and ongoing amenity appeal, while thin sales volumes and low housing yields are key risks.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 153 West Street sold at $1.118M in late 2020 as a 2-bed original house on 601m² | Property Price Band: $2.8M–$2.9M | Value Drivers: new double-brick condition, 5-bed modern layout, compact land with high building coverage
Bedrooms
5
Bathroom
4
Parking
2
Land
396m²
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