Frazer St, Lilyfield NSW 2040

House prices on Frazer St sit 13.9% above the Lilyfield suburb house median, making it a premium street relative to the broader area. This indicates that buyers purchasing a house here will typically pay more than the average Lilyfield house price. Apartment pricing is not included in this comparison, so buyers should check recent apartment sales separately to gauge relative value for that property type.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risks recorded on the street. However, 15 homes are recommended for a flood check, meaning further assessment is advised to review council mapping and insurance costs. Additionally, 20 properties fall under other flood classifications, indicating no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped. No high-voltage powerlines are located within 100 metres of any home.

19 homes sit above the street, 7 homes sit level with the street, and 9 homes sit below the street. This creates a mixed profile of site heights relative to the road centreline. Because the street features homes at different levels, buyers should assess the specific site characteristics of the individual property they are considering rather than relying on the street average.

Frazer St is a local road, which generally serves nearby residents and connects to larger collector or arterial roads. As a local road, it is designed to prioritise residential access and lower traffic volumes compared to major thoroughfares. Buyers should expect a quieter environment suited to local living, though specific traffic or noise levels are not measured in this data.

The street has 42 residential properties, with 83.3% being houses and 0% being apartments. This means the street is predominantly made up of houses, duplexes, and terraces. There are no apartment developments or units recorded on this street, so buyers looking for housing will find a mix of detached and attached house-style dwellings.

No major apartment developments are recorded on Frazer St. The residential stock consists entirely of houses, duplexes, and terraces. Buyers looking for apartment-style living or higher-density developments will not find them on this specific street.

No houses or apartments have sold on the street in the past 12 months. Over the trailing 5 years, the house turnover rate is 25.7%, meaning 25.7% of the house stock changed ownership during that period. Apartment turnover data is not available. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership, not the overall market activity level.

Frazer St is best suited for buyers seeking a local road environment with a predominantly house-based stock. The street offers a mix of homes sitting above, level with, and below the road, catering to different site preferences. While house prices are above the suburb median, the lack of recent sales means buyers should compare individual homes against nearby Lilyfield properties to gauge current market positioning.