9 Jennings Street, Stawell VIC 3380
9 Jennings Street, Stawell VIC 3380
Established detached house on a mid-sized block | Quiet residential pocket in a stable regional town | Strong yield potential for investors | Likely older build with practical layout | Local services within easy reach
This property sits within a well-established residential street where detached housing on moderate lots is the clear norm. For a buyer seeking an affordable entry into home ownership or a reliable rental investment, the configuration is sensible rather than flashy—single-level living, manageable land, and a layout that suits families, first-home buyers, or downsizers. The street itself is quiet and settled, with a character that prioritises function over frills. Its primary strength lies in its straightforward appeal: a house that works for everyday living in a town where demand is steady and prices remain accessible. The location supports a comfortable lifestyle, with shops, services, and parkland close enough to matter but not so close that noise or traffic becomes an issue.
Value may hinge on how the interior has been maintained and whether any modernisation has occurred, as older housing stock in this area can vary significantly in condition. The size of the land and the house’s orientation on the block could also influence its appeal, particularly for buyers wanting outdoor space or future extension potential. Market conditions in Stawell suggest a measured pace, so patience may be needed when reselling, but the rental outlook appears solid, which could underpin long-term holding value. Buyers should weigh the cost of any likely updates against the property’s current asking level.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 9 Jennings Street, Stawell VIC 3380
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Value Risk
1
Liquidity Risk
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
1
Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Stawell, a regional Victorian centre, is anchored by an older, equity-rich buyer base—41% of residents are over 55, 45% own outright, and childless couples make up 49% of households—while investor demand is the active force driving sales. House prices have rebounded strongly, with the median reaching $375,000 after 19.1% growth over the past year, though other sources put the figure lower at $346,500–$359,000; units have climbed to $290,000–$301,000 with 18–30% annual growth. Rental conditions are tight, supporting gross yields of 6.07% for houses and 5.65% for units, with weekly house rents around $400–$420. Sales volume is steady at 110–128 houses annually, but time on market varies widely from 39 to 131 days, indicating a thin, less liquid market. The key constraint is critically tight rental supply, which will sustain investor interest but also caps upside if affordability pressures emerge; no vacancy or infrastructure data is available.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Comparable Sales: 29 Jennings Street sold in the high $300,000s; 22 Jennings Street transacted near $355,000 | Property Price Band: $300,000–$400,000 | Value Drivers: Land size, condition of improvements, and proximity to town services are the primary influences on this property’s market position.
Bedrooms
4
Bathroom
2
Parking
2
Land
599m²
Research & Review
Prepared by Steve Dalton, Senior Analyst
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Reviewed by Matt Proctor, Principal Analyst
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