24/2 Cherry Street, Warrawee NSW 2074

Top floor | three bedrooms | lock-up garage with storage | tightly held pocket near Turramurra village This property occupies a rare position in a low-rise brick complex that sits on just over an acre of shared grounds, giving it a garden-adjacent feel uncommon for a unit. The top-floor configuration eliminates noise from above and the freshly painted interior reduces immediate outlay. For a buyer seeking a low-maintenance home with genuine separation between bedrooms and living zones, the 126-square-metre floor plan works well. The catchment for Warrawee Public School within half a kilometre adds long-term appeal for families, while the short walk to rail and shops suits downsizers or professionals. The lock-up garage with storage is a practical edge over many competitors in this bracket. The main risk is the auction format in a market where buyer sentiment can shift quickly. The 2014 sale at $860,000 and the wide estimate range from $1.01 million to $1.7 million suggest the property has appreciated but not at a runaway pace. There is no heritage or overlay constraint, which preserves renovation flexibility. The rental yield around 3.94 percent is modest but the location in a tightly held pocket near a village centre supports capital stability. Hold this property as a long-term residence or a low-fuss investment with school catchment demand as the primary buffer against softer periods.