Pitt Rd, North Curl Curl NSW 2099

House prices on Pitt Rd sit 4.71% above the North Curl Curl suburb house median, indicating a premium position relative to the broader area. This ratio reflects the recent performance of detached homes on the street and suggests that buyers should expect to pay slightly more for a house here than the typical suburb average. The metric applies exclusively to houses, so it does not indicate whether apartment prices follow the same premium trend.

There is no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlay affecting properties on Pitt Rd. However, flood mapping is significant: 63 homes fall within a flood overlay, while 122 are classified under other flood categories indicating no identified flood risk or lack of mapping. With zero properties recommended for a flood check, buyers should still review council flood reports and insurance costs for the 63 affected homes to understand potential renovation constraints and insurance implications.

The street features a mixed elevation profile with 61 properties on the high side, 57 on the level side, and 38 on the low side. Because no single elevation category clearly dominates the others, the street does not have a predominant ground type. Different elevations can influence site characteristics, so buyers should assess the specific elevation of the property they are considering rather than relying on the street average.

Pitt Rd is predominantly a collector road with a 50km/h speed limit, accounting for 98.7% of the residential stock on the street. Collector roads generally connect local streets with larger roads, which may involve more through traffic than a quiet local street. Buyers should consider this classification when evaluating potential traffic and noise levels, as the road serves a functional role in the local network rather than being a purely residential cul-de-sac.

Pitt Rd is predominantly a house street, with 226 total residential properties. Houses make up 81.9% of the residential stock, while apartments account for 15%. The remaining 3.1% represents other residential types. Because houses clearly represent the majority of properties, the street is characterised by detached homes rather than high-density living.

There are two major apartment developments on Pitt Rd. The first is at 103 Pitt Rd, comprising 17 lots across 3 levels and built in 1983. The second is at 64 Pitt Rd, containing 17 lots across 2 levels and built in 2011. These developments contribute to the street's apartment presence and higher-density residential character, providing options for buyers looking for non-house properties.

In the past 12 months, 1 house and 4 apartments sold on Pitt Rd. Over the trailing 5 years, the turnover rate for houses is 9.7%, meaning 9.7% of the house stock changed ownership. For apartments, the turnover rate is 26.5%, indicating that 26.5% of the apartment stock changed hands during the same period. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years.

Pitt Rd suits buyers seeking a collector road environment with a strong house presence and a premium price point relative to the suburb median. The street is well-suited for those comfortable with a 50km/h speed limit and the functional traffic of a collector road. Apartment buyers may appreciate the mix of older and newer developments, while house buyers should consider the mixed elevation and the 63 properties subject to flood overlays. The street offers a blend of detached living and higher-density options.