2/49 Jones Street, Kingswood NSW 2747
2/49 Jones Street, Kingswood NSW 2747
3 bed 2 bath duplex with no strata | walk to hospital, uni, station | renovated with large rear yard | suits families and investors
This duplex is positioned as one of the more ownership-oriented attached properties in the immediate area, as it is marketed without strata fees and with a private entrance. The renovated kitchen with stone benchtops, built-in robes in all bedrooms, and a large master with ensuite are finished to a standard that is rarely paired with a big rear yard in this segment. The location, within walking distance of the hospital, university, station, and M4, is a genuine convenience driver, meaning the property is suited to first home buyers, families, downsizers, and investors alike.
The property’s value may be shaped by lender treatment of no-strata attached dwellings, as some finance policies are stricter on semi-detached forms. Orientation and build era might influence offers through sunlight and depreciation effects, while the renovated presentation could support a premium but may limit direct comparison to freestanding houses.
>>Comparable Sales: 9/76-78 Jones St sold $529,000; 12/76-78 Jones St sold $600,000 | Property Price Band: $650K-$750K | Value Drivers: renovated condition, 315 sqm land, no-strata attached layout
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 2/49 Jones Street, Kingswood NSW 2747
Checks found:
Value Risk
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Liquidity Risk
✓
Planning Risk
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2
Income Risk
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Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Kingswood, in Sydney’s western suburbs, is a tightly held market: just 116 house sales in the past year and six listings last month. Demand is led by a young professional cohort drawn by a median house price of $1,008,500-below the Greater Sydney average-and a 10.8% annual growth rate. The unit market lags, with 1.5% growth and a 4.0% gross yield, suggesting buyer preference for houses. Future growth is supported by a 14.3% population increase from 2016 to 2021 and a Boomscore of 50, indicating balanced supply-demand. Key constraints: household earnings sit significantly below the regional norm, pressuring affordability at current prices, while limited stock and rapid turnover (12 days on market) may restrain further sales volume.