Warraba Rd, North Narrabeen NSW 2101

House prices on Warraba Rd sit slightly below the NORTH NARRABEEN suburb house median. The street's recent house price ratio is 0.9914, indicating that the median house price here is just under the broader suburb median. This means buyers can expect to pay marginally less for a house on this street compared to the average NORTH NARRABEEN house, though the difference is relatively small.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays affecting properties on Warraba Rd. However, flood risk is a significant consideration, with 34 properties falling within a flood overlay, 53 under other flood classifications, and none recommended for a flood check. While a flood overlay does not guarantee a property floods, it is essential to review council mapping, obtain a flood report, and check insurance costs before purchasing to understand the specific implications for any given home.

Properties on Warraba Rd have a mixed elevation profile, with a slight majority sitting on low ground. Specifically, 31 homes are on the low side, 27 are on the high side, and 17 are level. Because the distribution is relatively balanced, buyers should not assume specific site characteristics based on the street average. It is important to assess the elevation and drainage of the specific property you are interested in rather than relying on the overall street statistics.

Information regarding the road hierarchy, speed limit, and the proportion of stock fronting the dominant road section is currently unavailable for Warraba Rd. Without data on the road classification or traffic speed, it is not possible to objectively describe the road's function or make general observations about traffic or noise levels for this street.

Warraba Rd is predominantly a house street, with 96 residential properties in total. Houses, including duplexes and terraces, make up 90.6% of the residential stock, while apartments account for 0%. This indicates that buyers looking for detached homes will find the vast majority of options here, with no apartment developments contributing to the street's housing mix.

No major apartment developments are recorded on Warraba Rd. The street's residential composition is overwhelmingly dominated by houses, with apartments making up 0% of the total residential stock. Consequently, there are no named apartment projects or higher-density developments to list for this specific street.

One house has sold on Warraba Rd in the past 12 months, while no apartments have sold. Over the trailing five years, the house turnover rate is 0.149, meaning 14.9% of the house stock changed ownership during that period. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed hands over five years, but without comparative benchmark data, this figure cannot be described as high or low.

Warraba Rd is best suited for buyers seeking detached houses in a quiet, residential environment. The street offers a mix of elevated and low-lying homes, with no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays to consider. However, buyers must account for flood overlays and other flood classifications affecting a significant portion of the stock. It is a practical choice for those prioritising house ownership over apartments, provided they are comfortable with the specific flood considerations.