57/3-15 Belmore Street, Wollongong NSW 2500

57/3-15 Belmore Street, Wollongong NSW 2500
Dual-level penthouse | CBD Wollongong | 320sqm internal | Ocean and escarpment views This property occupies a rare position in the Wollongong market: a top-floor apartment with the internal footprint of a freestanding house, on title land of 1.05 acres, and dual north-facing balconies with permanent views. The configuration,two levels, oversized bedrooms, a grand master suite, and a double lock-up garage with lift access,makes it functionally closer to a townhouse than a typical apartment. For a buyer seeking CBD convenience without sacrificing space or outlook, this property offers a structural advantage over most new-build apartments in the corridor. It suits downsizers who want single-level living on the main floor, or professionals who need a home office on a separate level. The Wollongong Public School catchment and proximity to the hospital precinct and Beaton Park strengthen its appeal to families and medical staff. The primary risk is the flood overlay, which may affect insurance premiums and resale buyer pools, though the top-floor position mitigates physical exposure. The last sale was in 2012, so the current price reflects significant capital growth but also means the property may carry deferred maintenance or styling that a buyer will need to refresh. The rental yield at $1,000 per week against a $1.8 million price point is below 3%, so this is not a cash-flow play. The opportunity lies in holding for long-term capital growth in a constrained Wollongong CBD, with the dual-level layout offering a flexible floorplan that can be adapted for multigenerational use or a future strata subdivision if council permits shift. Buy for position and space, not yield.
Detailed Independent Property Report preparedย  by PropCred Analyst team forย 57/3-15 Belmore Street, Wollongong NSW 2500
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Market Insight:

Wollongong presents a strategic coastal alternative to Sydney, with its market characterised by strong apartment activity and robust infrastructure investment. Demand is driven by population growth, migration from Sydney, and solid owner-occupier interest, underpinning a resilient rental market with tight vacancy. Recent price trends indicate a period of adjustment, favouring strategic, long-term investment over speculation. Future growth is supported by a diversified economy and continued development, though affordability variances across suburbs present a key consideration for buyers.
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PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

3

Bathroom

2

Parking

2

Land

1.05 acres

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