58/13-15 Sturt Avenue, Griffith ACT 2603
1 beds
1 baths
1 cars
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Price position
Below suburb median
36.6% below the current suburb median listing price.
Buyer negotiation signal
Competitive conditions
The suburb median sold price is $9,500 above the median listing price.
Selling pace
Slower than typical
49 days typical · Property listed 440 days (798% longer).
Property details
Light-filled courtyard apartment in a highly desirable location.
A rare opportunity to purchase a ground floor one bedroom apartment in an exceptionally well regarded development positioned just moments to numerous lifestyle delights of the Inner South. Designed for maximum convenience and comfort the apartments open floor plan flows seamlessly into the private courtyard capturing beautiful afternoon sun. Presented in neat and tidy condition and currently leased to a great tenant enjoy immediate income on your new investment with the scope to occupy in the future. Situated within sought-after Griffith just moments to shops schools business districts and restaurants this is your chance to buy into this incredible locale!
1Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
1Car spaces
ApartmentProperty type
Griffith market
Full suburb reportMedian listing$599,000
Median sold$608,500
Typical selling time49 days
Tracked sold properties64
Property Overview
58/13-15 Sturt Avenue, Griffith ACT 2603 is an apartment. It has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and 1 car space. It is currently listed at $380,000. It has been on the market for 440 days. In Griffith, the median listing price is $599,000 and the median sold price is $608,500. Its current asking price is $219,000 (36.6%) below the Griffith median listing price. Properties in Griffith typically sell in around 49 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. It has currently been on the market 391 days longer than the Griffith typical selling time.
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