55 Queen Street, Beaconsfield NSW 2015

3 beds 2 baths 1 cars

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Price position Above suburb median

48.1% above the current suburb median listing price.

Buyer negotiation signal Competitive conditions

The suburb median sold price is $122,500 above the median listing price.

Selling pace Sold within typical time

24 days typical · Sold in 24 days.

Property details

Immaculate inner city terrace with lockup garage

Cascading across three considered levels this sophisticated Torrens Title terrace is anchored by a dramatic internal atrium drawing light and calm into the soul of the home. Rich timber floors skylight-pierced volumes and verdant outlooks beautifully define the space resting in a serene tree-lined pocket near The Cannery and the thriving Green Square precinct.
3Bedrooms 2Bathrooms 1Car spaces HouseProperty type 141.2 m²Land

Beaconsfield market

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Median listing$1,350,000
Median sold$1,472,500
Typical selling time24 days
Tracked sold properties4
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Property Overview

55 Queen Street, Beaconsfield NSW 2015 is a house. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1 car space. The property sold for $2,920,000 on 30 August 2025 at auction after 24 days on the market. In Beaconsfield, the median listing price is $1,350,000 and the median sold price is $1,472,500. This sale was $1,447,500 (98.3%) above the Beaconsfield median sold price. Properties in Beaconsfield typically sell in around 24 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. Its time to sell matched the Beaconsfield typical selling time.

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