53 Naranganah Avenue, Gymea Bay NSW 2227
53 Naranganah Avenue, Gymea Bay NSW 2227
5 bed on 775m² | 4-car capacity | Gymea Bay family pocket | strong historical demand | premium street positioning
This is a genuinely substantial family property in one of Gymea Bay’s better-established streets. Five bedrooms and four bathrooms place it above the typical suburban family house, while the four-car capacity is a practical edge most competing homes won’t offer. The 775m² block is generous for the area, giving real outdoor space without the maintenance burden of a larger waterfront holding. It sits in a street known for quality homes and strong owner-occupier demand, so it will appeal most to families who want room to grow, good school access, and a house that can absorb daily life without feeling cramped. The configuration is not just large — it is functional, with the kind of parking and bathroom count that holds appeal across buyer types.
The property’s value may hinge on how the current internal condition compares to the street’s premium stock, particularly the waterfront homes nearby that command significant premiums. The 2020 sale history suggests a solid value baseline, but any renovations or layout changes since then could shift expectations. Buyers should weigh whether the four-car provision reflects a genuinely upgraded property or simply a generous footprint. The absence of confirmed waterfront access or premium finishes means the price will likely be driven by size, practicality, and street quality rather than lifestyle extras. That said, land of this size in this location rarely sits long, and the family-home demand in this catchment is consistent.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 53 Naranganah Avenue, Gymea Bay NSW 2227
Checks found:
Value Risk
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
Execution Risk
2
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Market Insight
Gymea Bay is a family-and-professional market. Established, higher-income households are drawn to school catchments, parks and waterfront access. Median house price is $2,075,000, up 9.2% annually, with 27 days on market and three listings last month—tight supply favouring sellers. Professional demand and Sydney proximity underpin future growth. Key risks are affordability and rate sensitivity: 52% of owners are mortgaged and rents fell 3.1%. The steep entry point rules out first-home buyers, leaving established families to compete for scarce stock.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 35 Naranganah Avenue sold $1.35M (2020); 53 Naranganah Avenue sold $1.825M (2020) | Property Price Band: $1.7M–$1.9M | Value Drivers: land size, bedroom/bathroom count, parking capacity, street reputation
Bedrooms
5
Bathroom
4
Parking
4
Land
775m²
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