Oxford St, Smithfield NSW 2164

House prices on Oxford St sit 5.45% below the Smithfield suburb house median. This indicates that recent house sales on the street have generally been priced slightly lower than the average house price in the wider Smithfield area. Buyers should note that this metric applies specifically to houses and does not reflect apartment pricing, which may differ. It is a useful benchmark for understanding relative value, but individual property conditions and features will always influence the final sale price.

There are no properties on Oxford St within a bushfire zone or heritage overlay. No homes fall within a flood overlay or are recommended for a flood check. 124 properties have an other flood classification, meaning no flood risk was identified or they were not mapped. 15 homes are within 100m of a high-voltage powerline. Buyers should verify specific site conditions and insurance implications for any property of interest, as these overlays can affect renovation flexibility or utility costs.

6 homes sit above the street; 109 homes sit level with the street. The street predominantly features homes that sit level with the street. Site height relative to the street can influence drainage and access, but it does not guarantee specific outcomes like views or privacy. Buyers should inspect the individual property’s site conditions rather than relying on the street average to determine suitability for their needs.

Oxford St is classified as a local road. Local roads generally serve nearby residents and connect to larger collector or arterial roads. This classification suggests the street is designed for lower-speed traffic primarily serving immediate access rather than through-traffic. While specific noise or congestion levels are not provided, the local road status typically implies a quieter residential environment compared to major thoroughfares, though individual properties may still experience some street activity.

Oxford St has 222 residential properties. 55.9% are houses and 11.3% are apartments. The street is predominantly houses, with the majority of residential stock consisting of house, duplex, or terrace homes. This mix suggests a traditional residential character dominated by single-family dwelling types. Buyers should consider that the remaining residential stock includes apartments and other dwelling types, but the house category clearly represents the largest share of the street's housing inventory.

Two major apartment developments are recorded on Oxford St. 8 Oxford St features 7 lots across 2 levels. 10 Oxford St also has 7 lots across 2 levels and was built in 2022. These developments contribute to the street's apartment presence and higher-density residential character. They represent specific projects within the broader housing mix, offering buyers a range of apartment options alongside the predominant house stock on the street.

8 houses sold in the past 12 months, while 0 apartments sold in the same period. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 26.6%, and for apartments, it is 20%. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years. These figures indicate the frequency of sales relative to the current stock, providing a baseline for market activity without implying whether the market is strong or weak compared to other areas.

Oxford St suits buyers seeking predominantly house stock on a local road in Smithfield. With house prices 5.45% below the suburb median, it offers a relative value position for house buyers. The street features mostly level sites and has no bushfire or heritage overlays, though 15 homes are near high-voltage lines. With 55.9% houses and 11.3% apartments, it caters to those preferring traditional housing. Buyers should weigh the local road environment and specific site conditions against their preferences.