Richmond Ave, St Ives NSW 2075

House prices on Richmond Ave sit 15.79% below the St Ives suburb house median, making it a relatively affordable option compared to the wider area. This premium discount reflects the street's pricing structure for houses only, and does not indicate how apartment prices compare to the suburb average.

There are 54 properties in a bushfire zone and 8 subject to heritage controls, which typically require additional council approval for exterior changes or renovations. No properties fall within a flood overlay or are recommended for a flood check, while 74 have been reviewed and found to have no flood risk identified or not mapped. There are 0 properties near high-voltage powerlines.

26 homes sit above the street; 12 homes sit level with the street; 31 homes sit below the street. Because the count of homes sitting below the street is the largest, the street has a predominantly low-side profile. Different site heights can influence site characteristics, so buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average.

Richmond Ave is a local road, which generally serves nearby residents rather than carrying through traffic. There is no available data on the speed limit or the share of stock fronting this specific road section.

There are 80 residential properties on the street, and 92.5% are houses while 0% are apartments. Because the house share is clearly the majority, the street is predominantly houses.

No major apartment developments are recorded on Richmond Ave, which aligns with the street having no apartment stock.

0 houses and 0 apartments have sold in the past 12 months. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 16.2%, which represents the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years. Turnover data for apartments is unavailable.

Richmond Ave is best suited for buyers looking for detached houses, duplexes, or terraces on a local residential street. The street offers a relatively affordable entry point relative to the St Ives suburb median, though buyers should consider the 54 bushfire-zone properties and 8 heritage-listed homes, which may limit renovation flexibility. The predominantly low-side profile and lack of apartment developments define the street's character.