Hornsey St, Rozelle NSW 2039

House prices on Hornsey St sit 20.99% below the Rozelle suburb house median, making it a more affordable option for buyers seeking detached homes in the area. This pricing reflects the street's position relative to the broader market rather than indicating specific investment potential. Buyers should compare recent sales of individual homes on the street against nearby comparable properties to gauge current market positioning.

There are 50 heritage-listed homes on the street, meaning renovations or exterior changes may require additional council approval. No properties face bushfire, flood overlay, or high-voltage powerline risks. However, 50 properties fall under an 'other' flood classification, indicating no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped for flood. Buyers should review council mapping and insurance costs before purchasing.

3 homes sit above the street; 38 homes sit level with the street; 7 homes sit below the street. The majority of the housing stock sits level with the street, creating a predominantly flat profile. Different site heights relative to the street can influence site characteristics, so buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average.

Hornsey St is a local road, which generally serves nearby residents and provides a quiet residential environment. As a local road, it is designed to connect local streets rather than carry through traffic. This classification typically means the street is less busy and more suited to residential living.

The street has 168 residential properties, with 29.8% being houses and 70.2% being apartments. The street is predominantly apartments, offering a higher-density living environment. This mix provides a variety of housing options, but the majority of the residential stock consists of units and apartments.

The major apartment developments on Hornsey St include 3 Hornsey St, a 7-level building with 51 lots built in 1965; 46 Hornsey St, a 2-level building with 16 lots; and 54 Hornsey St, a 4-level building with 14 lots built in 1974. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character.

In the past 12 months, 2 houses and 5 apartments have sold on the street. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 18%, while for apartments it is 21.2%. The turnover rate represents the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years.

Hornsey St is well-suited for buyers looking for apartments in a local-road residential setting, or those seeking more affordable detached homes relative to the Rozelle median. The street offers a mix of housing types, with a strong presence of apartment developments and a smaller number of heritage-listed houses. Buyers should consider their preference for housing density and renovation flexibility when deciding if this street is the right fit.