9/49 Fullston Way, Holt ACT 2615
9/49 Fullston Way, Holt ACT 2615
Quiet boutique complex | single-level living | 3-bed townhouse | minutes to Strathnairn School
This property offers a rare configuration for Holt: genuine single-level living in a 12-unit boutique complex, which gives it a structural advantage over two-storey townhouses in the same price band. The 217 m² land component is generous for a unit, and the 117-120 m² internal footprint is workable for downsizers, young families, or investors targeting the 60-plus demographic that makes up 34% of the local population. The 2-car parking and proximity to Strathnairn School (400 m) strengthen its appeal to families who want low-maintenance living without sacrificing space. For a buyer seeking long-term hold potential, the 75% long-term resident profile in Holt suggests stable neighbourhood demand, and the property’s single-level design will remain desirable as the suburb ages.
The key risk here is pricing: at $799,000+, it sits above the Holt 3-bed house median of $756,000, and the 2018 last sale date means no recent transaction to anchor value. The 3-day market time suggests early interest, but with no inspections scheduled yet, buyer competition may be thin. The opportunity lies in negotiating toward the $750,000-$780,000 range, where the single-level configuration and land size create genuine value relative to comparable units. This property suits a buyer who prioritises accessibility and low upkeep over capital growth; hold it as a long-term residence or rent it to the stable local tenant pool.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 9/49 Fullston Way, Holt ACT 2615
Checks found:
Value Risk
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2
Liquidity Risk
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1
Planning Risk
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2
Income Risk
✓
Execution Risk
✓
Holt ACT 2615
Holt presents as a stable, family-oriented suburb within Canberra’s established residential fabric. Demand is primarily driven by established households, with a significant majority of owners holding mortgages, indicating a mature owner-occupier base. The market demonstrates solid momentum, with houses transacting efficiently and both houses and units showing positive annual price appreciation. Future growth is linked to Canberra’s broader auction market strength, though the limited current listing volume suggests a potential supply constraint that could influence affordability and price sensitivity.
PropCred Estimated Value
Bedrooms
3
Bathroom
2
Parking
2
Land
1.03 acres
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