4/54 Canberra Street, Oxley Park NSW 2760

4 bed townhouse | only 2 years old | 1,079 sqm lot | private courtyard | family demand area What is competitively strong here is the combination of a four-bedroom townhouse that is only two years old sitting on a surprisingly large 1,079 square metre lot. Most newer townhouses in western Sydney sacrifice land for density, but this one retains a private courtyard and an open living and dining area that feels more like a detached house inside. It serves families who need four bedrooms and low-maintenance living without giving up outdoor space, and its position near Queen Street shops and St Marys Train Station makes it practical for commuters and local owner-occupiers alike. The gross rental yield may sit around 3.3 percent based on current estimates, which is modest for the corridor and may not excite investors chasing cash flow. The townhouse format might also limit price growth compared to freestanding houses on similar land, because buyers in this part of Sydney often pay a premium for full land control. A buyer should weigh whether the modern build and large lot outweigh the yield constraint and whether the property holds its value better than older stock in the same suburb.