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123 Headland Road,
North Curl Curl NSW 2099

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All about North Curl Curl Homes for sale in North Curl Curl

Last sold 6/24/2011 for $2,900,000. The Average property price in this area is $2,444,602, this is based on recent transactions.
Internet speed Download 100 Mbps / Upload 40 Mbps
Distance to the coast 0.73 km
Potential bushfire risk 0 / 10
Report as to subsidence
Potential Land Contamination risk
Powerlines within 200m 0

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School Catchments

Property For Sale Nearby

Belle Property 179A HEADLAND RD, Auction Thur 28 November at 6pm In Room 6 Beds - 3 Baths - 4 Parking Within 0.6 km Belle Property 26 ROBERTSON RD, Guide $5,000,000 - Auction 13th Nov 6pm In-Room 5 Beds - 3 Baths - 2 Parking Within 0.7 km

Recently Sold Properties in this Area

10/17/2024 201 HEADLAND RD $3,725,000
10/10/2024 1 BLACKWOOD RD $4,585,000
10/8/2024 8 FAY ST $3,120,000
9/26/2024 5 DELAIGH AVE $3,650,000
9/18/2024 32 AUSTIN AVE $1,475,000

About Dee Why - North Curl Curl

With an average age of 42, households expect an average monthly mortgage payment of $4,000 or a weekly rent payment of $830. The average family earns a weekly income of $3,471 with a typical household size of 3.1 and a 94.48% employment rate.

Prices are above market average and increase steadily under persistent demand. A more sustainable rate of price growth is anticipated in the short to medium term. In this area of average incomes, there is a mix of housing size and quality. While this may present buying opportunities, growth may be constrained. As buyers begin to examine North Curl Curl due to other areas being out of the price range and the trend to working from home, "gentrification" may incease price growth. The high percentage of professional people in North Curl Curl classifies the area as "gentrified". This implies high demand for quality housing, generally of larger than average size. Price growth is ensured even where the state affordability index is negatively impacting other areas. High density population in North Curl Curl requires consistent turnover in housing ensuring constant demand. Housing styles may be a mix of low, medium, and high density, providing choice for well-financed buyers and value growth over time. High industry presence in the wider area is a double-edged sword. While local employment options are high, the presence of industrial buildings may negatively impact lifestyle perception. Demand from first home buyers and investors however ensures good price growth.

Public Transport

Watsons Bay Wharf ship

Manly Fast Ferry terminal (Circular Quay) ship

Manly Wharf 3 ship

Taronga Zoo ship

Shark Island Wharf ship

Manly Wharf train

Chatswood

Roseville

St Leonards train

Artarmon

General Points of Interest

Dee Why Bowling and Recreation Club

Ivanhoe Residents Swimming Pool

Wombat

Gun emplacement monument

Oceanides II monument

Arthur Phillip sport

Harbord Bowling and Recreation Club sport

Pat Taylor Swim School sport

Pittwater Sports Centre sport

Northern Beaches Indoor Sports Centre

Population

(Country of Birth not stated 3%)

Are people healthy?

There are a recorded 2014 asthma sufferers and 876 people living with diabetes. In addition, 1066 people have a heart/vascular condition and 1361 people live with three or more chronic diseases.

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Investability - Housing Demand

New South Wales State average 59 / 100

Income

41 / 100

31 / 100

Industry

58 / 100

22 / 100

Population

56 / 100

19 / 100

House Prices

76 / 100

60 / 100

Jobs

57 / 100

29 / 100

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Local Crime Rates

Incidents Trend State Average

Local Schools

School Catchments

Curl Curl NPS NBSC Cromer
Dee Why Public School
Dee Why, NSW, 2099 State K-6
Northern Beaches Secondary College Freshwater Senior Campus
Freshwater, NSW, 2096 State 11-12

Property Story

123 Headland Road, North Curl Curl, Nsw, 2099 is a residential property with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 Parking spaces. The estimated distance to the sea is only 0.73km and 0.23KM to vegatation considered to be a factor in bushfire risk.

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