20 Earls Avenue, Riverwood NSW 2210
20 Earls Avenue, Riverwood NSW 2210
4-bed family house on 468m² | pool and solar | renovated interiors | quiet tree-lined street | fast-selling pocket
This property is positioned as one of the more complete family houses in its pocket. The combination of four bedrooms, two bathrooms, four car spaces, a saltwater pool, solar panels, and renovated living spaces is rarely found together on a 468m² block. The house has been upgraded with a stone kitchen, European gas appliances, ducted climate control, and secure entry, finishes that place it above much of the older detached stock in Riverwood. It is best suited to a family or upsizer wanting a move-in-ready home with strong everyday amenity, close to schools, shops, and transport. The quiet, tree-lined street and the absence of detected planning overlays add to its appeal without inflating its character beyond what the suburb typically offers.
The core value consideration may centre on the age of the original 1940 building, as renovation does not remove all maintenance risk from an older structure. The inconsistency between current and historical records, four bedrooms versus three and four car spaces versus two, may reflect an updated layout but should be verified before offering. Ongoing costs from the pool and solar system might also factor into running-cost expectations. Infill development along the street may gradually shift neighbourhood character, which could support or temper future value growth depending on the quality of surrounding rebuilds.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 20 Earls Avenue, Riverwood NSW 2210
Checks found:
Value Risk
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2
Liquidity Risk
✓
Planning Risk
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1
Income Risk
✓
Execution Risk
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2
Market Insight
Riverwood, in Sydney’s southern suburbs, combines established transport links with a mixed buyer base: first-home buyers and investors target units at a $649,000 median, while families drive the $1,492,500 house market. House prices have grown 4.7% annually and units 2.5%, though houses sit on the market 87 days, well above the NSW average of 50, signalling softer turnover. The suburb’s 40.2% strata concentration supports rental income, and a 4.9% long-run CAGR underpins appeal, buttressed by rising household incomes. Future constraints are affordability at current house prices and a modest 1.6% ten-year CAGR, suggesting growth is steady but not spectacular.
PropCred Estimated Value
Comparables: 22 Earls Avenue sold at $1.29M | Property Price Band: $1.4M–$1.5M | Value Drivers: condition, land size, parking flexibility