7 Tahlia Court Parafield Gardens SA 5107
7 Tahlia Court Parafield Gardens SA 5107
Large family entertainer on quiet cul-de-sac | 1006mΒ² lot with pool & outdoor kitchen | 2008 build with modern ducted systems | Top public school catchments
This property presents a competitively strong offering for a family seeking a modern, low-maintenance entertainer on a large, private block. Its 2008 construction delivers contemporary living spaces and efficient systems, a notable advantage over the suburb’s older typical stock. The homeΒs configuration with multiple living areas, a study, and premium outdoor amenities directly serves buyers prioritizing space for both family living and large-scale hospitality.
The primary decision point is the flood overlay, which introduces insurance complexity and potential cost. The property’s premium over standard suburb stock must be justified by the buyer’s specific utility of its extensive amenities. This is a hold property for a buyer who will fully utilize its recreational features; its rental yield is secondary to lifestyle utility. Our analysis provides the real market valuation and detailed checks for locality risks like flooding to secure your position.
Recent comparable sales data shows the property itself sold for $1,356,000 in late 2024. This establishes a recent price point, indicating the vendor’s likely expectation of capital growth since that purchase, which must be validated against current market movements for similar premium homes in the area.
Independent, Unbiased Research Report for this property by PropCred Analyst teamΒ
Market Insight:
Parafield Gardens is a family-dominated northern Adelaide suburb with strong demand from mortgaged owners, comprising 39% of households. This demographic, with 50% couples with children, drives a competitive detached house market, evidenced by median prices of $708k-$795k and robust annual growth of 11.6%-24.1%. Houses sell in approximately 32 days, with rental yields at 3.8% and weekly rents rising 12%. Future growth is underpinned by high family population growth, though affordability constraints and interest rate sensitivity for mortgaged owners present key risks.