197/140 Hollinsworth Road, Marsden Park NSW 2765

197/140 Hollinsworth Road, Marsden Park NSW 2765
Pet-friendly over-55s villa | dual-entry master with raked ceilings | Marsden Park retirement belt | strong rental yield potential This unit occupies a narrow but defensible position in the retirement living market: a pet-friendly, low-maintenance villa with a dual-entry master and raked ceilings that differentiate it from standard aged-care stock. For a buyer seeking a secure, income-producing hold in the over-50s segment, the property offers a rare combination of modern fit-out (hybrid flooring, plantation shutters, gas cooking) and a fully enclosed timber deck that extends usable living space. The rental estimate of $640 per week on a $520,000 asking price implies a gross yield above 6.4%, which is strong for a house-style unit in a growth corridor. This suits a cash-flow-focused investor or a downsizer wanting immediate amenity without body corporate surprises. The primary risk is the propertyโ€™s position within a managed community,resale is constrained to buyers aged 50-plus, and the 2020 listing that sat unsold for 108 days signals thin demand at certain price points. The land holding is communal, not individual, so capital appreciation will track the villageโ€™s performance, not freehold house gains in Marsden Park. However, the current asking price sits below Domainโ€™s upper estimate, and the suburbโ€™s 28-day average time on market for houses suggests liquidity is reasonable. The buyer should treat this as a yield play with moderate upside, not a speculative land bet. Hold for rental income and review exit timing against village vacancy rates.
Detailed Independent Property Report preparedย  by PropCred Analyst team forย 197/140 Hollinsworth Road, Marsden Park NSW 2765
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Market Insight:

Marsden Park is a high-growth, master-planned suburb in Sydney’s north-west, positioned for families seeking modern, larger homes. Demand is driven by this demographic, drawn by the suburb’s ongoing development and improving infrastructure. The housing market has demonstrated strong recent capital growth, supported by high sales volumes, while rental yields remain solid, indicating sustained investment appeal. Future growth is underpinned by significant development pipelines, though high entry prices and potential interest rate sensitivity present key considerations for buyers.
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PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

2

Bathroom

1

Parking

1

Land

12.09 ha

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