36 Mimosa Street, Oatley NSW 2223
36 Mimosa Street, Oatley NSW 2223
Large 854m² block | 5-bed family scale | built 2000 with premium inclusions | bushland privacy, low yield.
What is competitively strong about this property is its combination of size, specification, and setting. At 364m² of internal space on an 854m² block, it sits well above typical Oatley family homes, which commonly range from 650 to 850m². The build is modern, from 2000, and the inclusions are substantial—granite kitchen, butler’s pantry, dumb waiter, gym, billiards room, and outdoor spa. This is not a standard family house; it is a resort-style home designed for entertaining and multi-generational living. The bushland outlook and privacy, set on a large lot, align with what the street’s best homes offer, and the configuration of five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and four car spaces will appeal to established families seeking a long-term home near quality schools and village amenities.
What might affect value is the bushfire overlay, which can influence insurance costs and future renovation approvals, though it does not diminish the property’s current livability. The low rental yield—around 2.5%—signals this is an owner-occupier market, so price is driven by lifestyle demand rather than investment return. The measurement discrepancy between platforms (295m² vs 364m²) may create some buyer hesitation, but the physical size and layout will speak for themselves. The property’s age, now over two decades old, means some systems may require updating, but the strong specification and landholding provide a buffer. Buyers should weigh the premium for privacy and space against the cost of maintaining a large, amenity-rich home.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 36 Mimosa Street, Oatley NSW 2223
Checks found:
Value Risk
1
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
2
Income Risk
Execution Risk
2
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Market Insight
Oatley is a tightly held, premium family market in Sydney’s St George area, with owner-occupiers at 79% and couples with children making up 53% of households. Demand is driven by established professionals aged 45-plus, many owning outright, against scarce stock: just 107 house sales in the past year, a 1.1% vacancy rate, and a 36-day median selling time. House price data diverge—one measure shows a 5.6% annual decline to $2.313m, another records a 10.2% compound rise to $2.7m—while units grew 8.4–16.6%. Rental yields are thin, at 2.1–2.2% for houses, though rents are firm at $850–$1,000 weekly. New projects worth $45.2m will add only 33 units, 10 townhouses and 3 houses, still undersupplying an area that sold 45 houses and 73 units in Q3 alone. Low turnover and limited land support prices, but the ageing profile and high entry point temper upside.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 31 Mimosa Street sold 2022 undisclosed, similar 828m² north-facing | 17 Mimosa Street marketed as premium family home with pool | Property Price Band: $3.6M–$3.8M | Value Drivers: land size, internal square footage, premium inclusions and bushland privacy.
Bedrooms
5
Bathroom
3
Parking
4
Land
854m²
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