66 Burdekin Drive, Albion Park NSW 2527
66 Burdekin Drive, Albion Park NSW 2527
Quiet family street | Large-block detached house | Strong school catchment | High owner-occupier appeal | $1.2M–$1.3M band
This property sits within a mature, family-oriented pocket of Albion Park where detached houses on 600m²-plus blocks are the established norm. The configuration—likely three to four bedrooms, multiple living zones, and generous parking—aligns with what local households actively seek: space for children, vehicles, and outdoor entertaining. The street’s character is defined by well-kept, single-level homes from the early 2000s, many recently renovated, which supports stable demand from growing families and trade-up buyers. Proximity to Mount Terry Public School and Albion Park High School strengthens its appeal for long-term owner-occupiers, while the quiet, leafy setting and direct access to sporting fields add genuine lifestyle value. This is a property best suited to a family wanting established infrastructure, room to grow, and a suburb with proven resale depth.
The price point will likely be shaped by how this house compares to recent street sales, where renovated three-bedroom homes have transacted in the low-to-mid $900,000s, while larger four-bedroom versions with premium parking approach $1.3 million. Condition and presentation may carry significant weight—modern kitchens, updated bathrooms, and fresh interiors tend to command the upper end of that range, while original finishes might soften competition. Land size and layout efficiency could also influence value, as buyers here prioritise usable yard space and functional floor plans over cosmetic extras. The absence of known flood or bushfire overlays on nearby parcels suggests a lower-risk purchase, though a formal property report would confirm site-specific constraints before committing.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 66 Burdekin Drive, Albion Park NSW 2527
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Value Risk
Liquidity Risk
2
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
2
Execution Risk
1
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Market Insight
Albion Park sits within the Illawarra market, with transport links strengthened by the $1 billion Albion Park Rail Bypass. House demand is led by middle-to-upper income households; houses outperform units, reflecting a preference for freehold stock. The median house price is $902,080, up 4.8% annually, while units are $752,000, up 3.7%. Houses sell in roughly 36 days, indicating firm turnover. Rental yields are modest at 4.1% for houses and 4.6% for units. Future growth is anchored by infrastructure spending and long-term sales depth of 13,145 transactions over 36 years. Constraints include thin rental supply—only five listings—and a softer unit segment with days on market extending to 138 days. With 50 properties listed for sale, supply is evident, but unit stagnation and moderate rent growth suggest a two-speed market.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 57 Burdekin Drive sold $940K (renovated 3-bed, 608m²) | 47 Burdekin Drive sold $920K (3-bed, 606m²) | Property Price Band: $1.1M–$1.2M | Value Drivers: Land size, condition, layout efficiency
Bedrooms
3
Bathroom
1
Parking
1
Land
630m²
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