20 Wahroonga Street, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

Detached 1940 house | 544 m² block | solar and open fireplace | 3-bed family layout | private rear yard This property is viewed as a genuine detached house within a street that has shifted toward attached housing. The 1940 construction gives a settled character, while the 544 m² block provides a private rear yard and outdoor scope not easily matched. The three-bedroom layout is straightforward, yet air conditioning, built-in robes, floorboards, solar PV and an open fireplace lift comfort well beyond typical expectations for a house of this age. It is best suited to a buyer who wants an established home with land, or an investor looking for a detached house with secure parking and rental appeal. The building age might be seen as a drawback by some, though the absence of any detected flood, bushfire or heritage overlay reduces a major risk layer. Condition and presentation may carry the greatest weight, because a 1940 house that has been updated is often valued more on its liveability than its original fabric. The lack of a second bathroom or dedicated outdoor entertaining area might narrow the buyer pool slightly, but for a three-bedroom detached house these are not unusual omissions. Those factors should be weighed against the practical inclusions and the size of the block. >> Comparable Sales: 51 Wahroonga Street house sold for $650k, 17/65 Wahroonga Street townhouse sold for $480k | Property Price Band: $700k-$800k | Value Drivers: land size, condition updates, detached format