Leonay St, Sutherland NSW 2232

House prices on Leonay St sit 3.52% above the Sutherland suburb house median.

Eleven properties on Leonay St are in a bushfire zone, while none carry a heritage listing or fall within a flood overlay. Sixty-two properties have been reviewed and found to have no flood risk identified or not mapped, and zero properties are recommended for a flood check. No homes are affected by high-voltage powerlines. Buyers should note that a bushfire zone listing may influence insurance premiums and construction requirements, so reviewing council mapping and insurance costs before purchasing is advisable.

8 homes sit above the street; 33 homes sit level with the street; 12 homes sit below the street. Different site heights relative to the street can influence site characteristics, but specific outcomes like views or drainage depend on the individual property. Buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average.

Leonay St is a collector road with a 50 km/h speed limit. Seventy-seven point two percent of the residential properties on the street front this dominant road section. Collector roads generally connect local streets with larger roads, which may mean slightly more through traffic than a local residential street, though actual traffic levels and noise depend on the specific property's position.

There are 145 residential properties on Leonay St. Houses, including duplexes and terraces, make up 42.8% of the street, while apartments, units, and studios account for 57.2%. The street has a mixed residential profile with a slight majority of apartment-style dwellings.

There are two major apartment developments on Leonay St. The first is at 28 Leonay St, Sutherland NSW 2232, comprising 42 lots across 3 levels, built in 1998. The second is at 20 Leonay St, Sutherland NSW 2232, comprising 36 lots across 3 levels, also built in 1998. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character.

Six apartments sold on Leonay St in the past 12 months, while no houses were sold during that period. Over the trailing five years, the turnover rate for houses was 21%, and the turnover rate for apartments was 33.7%. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years.

Leonay St offers a mix of detached houses and apartments, with the latter making up the majority of the 145 residential properties. Buyers looking for apartment living will find established developments from 1998, while those preferring houses can find stock on a collector road with a 50 km/h speed limit. The street sits slightly above the suburb median for house prices, and buyers should review bushfire zone implications and individual site heights relative to the street.