80 Blaxland Street, Hunters Hill NSW 2110

Large block, Hunters Hill prestige | Three-bedroom core, four-bedroom listing | Flood overlay noted | Tightly held family suburb. This property sits on 1,025 square metres in a tightly held lower north shore pocket, which alone gives a buyer rare positioning in a market where large landholdings are increasingly scarce. The core profile shows three bedrooms and two bathrooms, but a current listing markets it as four bedrooms, suggesting either a flexible floorplan or recent reconfiguration; for a buyer, that ambiguity can be leveraged during due diligence to confirm actual usable space. The 2019 sale price of $1.88 million and current estimate of $3.19 million reflect strong capital growth, typical of Hunters Hill’s family demand and limited turnover. The property suits an owner-occupier seeking a substantial home with room to add value, or a buyer willing to hold for medium-term appreciation in a suburb with structural supply constraints. The detected flood risk is the primary concern, potentially affecting insurance costs, financing terms, and future development appetite; a buyer should commission a full flood assessment and check council overlays before committing. The rental yield of 2.3% is low, so this is not an income-driven proposition—it works best as a long-term hold or a renovation opportunity where the land value drives returns. The built-in robes and air conditioning are standard, not differentiators. For a buyer, the house offers a foothold in a premium enclave; hold for land value growth, renovate to lift the bedroom count, or occupy for lifestyle.