Ashmead Ave, Castle Hill NSW 2154

House prices on Ashmead Ave sit 36.9% above the Castle Hill suburb house median. This indicates that recent house sales on this street have generally commanded a premium compared to the average house price in the wider suburb. Buyers should note that this metric applies specifically to houses and does not reflect apartment pricing, which may differ. To gauge current market positioning accurately, compare recent sales of individual homes on the street against nearby comparable properties.

There are 0 properties on Ashmead Ave within a bushfire zone, 0 heritage listings, and 0 high-voltage powerline overlays. For flood risk, 0 properties fall within a flood overlay and 0 are recommended for a flood check. The remaining 37 properties are classified under other flood categories, meaning no flood risk was identified or they were not mapped. Buyers should still review council mapping and insurance implications, as these classifications do not guarantee a property is free from all water-related issues.

13 homes sit above the street; 22 homes sit level with the street. No homes sit below the street. This mixed profile means site heights vary across the street, which can influence individual site characteristics. Buyers should assess the specific property’s topography rather than relying on the street average, as drainage, views, and access can differ significantly between a home sitting above the street and one sitting level with it.

Ashmead Ave is a local road, which generally serves nearby residents and connects to larger collector or arterial roads. Local roads typically carry less through traffic than major routes, though specific traffic levels and noise can vary depending on the time of day and nearby intersections. Buyers should visit the street at different times to assess the actual traffic environment and noise levels before making a decision.

The street has 37 residential properties, with 100% being houses and 0% apartments. This means Ashmead Ave is predominantly a house street, offering a consistent residential character without the higher density associated with apartment buildings. Buyers seeking a traditional house environment will find the street uniform in this regard, while those looking for apartment living will not find any options on this specific street.

No major apartment developments are recorded on Ashmead Ave. The street is composed entirely of houses, so there are no apartment projects to consider. This absence of apartment stock reinforces the street’s character as a purely residential house street, which may appeal to buyers who prefer a lower-density environment without the shared facilities or strata management associated with apartment living.

In the past 12 months, 1 house sold and 0 apartments sold on Ashmead Ave. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 24.3%, meaning 24.3% of house properties changed ownership during the past five years. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed hands over this period. Since there are no apartments on the street, no turnover rate is available for that category.

Ashmead Ave is a local road with 37 houses and no apartments, making it suitable for buyers seeking a traditional house environment. House prices sit 36.9% above the suburb median, indicating a premium market. The street has no bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risks, though 37 properties are classified under other flood categories. With 22 homes sitting level with the street and 13 above, site heights vary. Buyers should weigh the premium pricing against the lack of apartment options and specific site conditions.