Shannon Way, Oran Park NSW 2570

House prices on Shannon Way sit 4.76% below the Oran Park suburb house median, as indicated by a ratio of 0.9524. This means buyers can typically secure a house on this street for slightly less than the average Oran Park house price. The metric applies only to houses and does not reflect apartment pricing.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays affecting properties on Shannon Way. Flood mapping shows 20 properties fall under other flood classifications, indicating no identified flood risk or that they have not been mapped for flood. There are zero properties in a flood overlay or recommended for a flood check, meaning standard flood risk assessments are not flagged for this street.

All 16 elevated properties on Shannon Way sit on level ground, with zero properties on the high side and zero on the low side. This indicates a completely flat topography across the street. Buyers should still inspect the specific site of any property they consider, as local drainage and micro-topography can vary even on a flat street.

Road classification, speed limit, and the share of stock fronting the dominant road section are not available for Shannon Way. Without this data, it is not possible to determine if the street serves as a local residential road, a collector, or an arterial route, or to assess associated traffic or noise characteristics.

Shannon Way contains 28 residential properties in total. Houses make up 71.4% of the street, while apartments account for 28.6%. Because houses represent the clear majority, the street is predominantly a house street, though it does include a notable presence of apartment-style dwellings.

There are two major apartment developments on the street. The first is at 11 Seton St, Oran Park, comprising 5 lots across 2 levels and built in 2018. The second is at 2 Shannon Way, also comprising 5 lots across 2 levels and built in 2018. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character.

No houses or apartments sold on Shannon Way in the past 12 months. However, the 5-year turnover rate is 25% for both houses and apartments, meaning one-quarter of the stock in each category changed ownership over the last five years. This turnover rate measures the proportion of properties that changed hands during that period.

Shannon Way suits buyers seeking a predominantly house street with a flat, level topography and no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays. The street offers houses priced slightly below the Oran Park median, alongside a smaller share of newer apartment developments. It is a practical option for buyers who value straightforward risk profiles and a mix of dwelling types.