6/11 Lynn Avenue, Point Frederick NSW 2250
2 beds
1 baths
1 cars
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Price position
Around suburb median
Within 5% of the current suburb median listing price.
Buyer negotiation signal
Buyer negotiation
The suburb median sold price is $50,000 below the median listing price.
Selling pace
Sold slower than typical
40 days typical · Sold in 49 days (23% longer).
Property details
Top floor lifestyle opportunity
Positioned in a sought-after location on the top floor of a well maintained double brick complex, this inviting two bedroom apartment presents an exceptional opportunity for first home buyers, downsizers, and investors alike. Showcasing light filled interiors, a modern kitchen and the rare bonus of an enclosed sunroom style living space in addition to a private balcony, the home offers flexibility and comfort beyond the ordinary. Complete with air conditioning and secure garaging, it delivers a low maintenance lifestyle just moments from Gosford CBD, the waterfront, train station, schools, shopping and dining precincts.
2Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
1Car spaces
ApartmentProperty type
Point Frederick market
Full suburb reportMedian listing$780,000
Median sold$730,000
Typical selling time40 days
Tracked sold properties20
Property Overview
6/11 Lynn Avenue, Point Frederick NSW 2250 is an apartment. It has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 1 car space. The property sold for $720,000 on 20 August 2026 by private treaty after 49 days on the market. In Point Frederick, the median listing price is $780,000 and the median sold price is $730,000. This sale was $10,000 (1.4%) below the Point Frederick median sold price. Properties in Point Frederick typically sell in around 40 days based on Spachus tracked sales data. It took 9 days longer to sell than the Point Frederick typical selling time.
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Property history
Previous sales
JUN 2009
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