Dryden Street, Normanby

Highest and lowest on Dryden Street

Property values on Dryden Street

The council values Dryden Street's 5 rated properties between $375,000 and $700,000. The middle half sit between about $425,500 and $502,000; the median is $440,000 and the mean $486,000.

Council rating valuations: the council's figure for apportioning rates, not a market appraisal.

Dryden Street compared with Normanby

Dryden Street's median council value is 7% below Normanby's.

Recent sales on Dryden Street

• 1 Dryden Street$430,00020 Sept 2023 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land
• 3 Dryden Street$530,0001 May 2019 · 4 bed · 240 m² floor · 472 m² land
• 5 Dryden Street$240,00029 Nov 2016 · 2 bed · 94 m² floor · 446 m² land
• 1 Dryden Street$230,00028 Oct 2016 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land
• 1 Dryden Street$142,0005 Feb 2009 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land
• 5 Dryden Street$210,00015 Dec 2008 · 2 bed · 94 m² floor · 446 m² land
• 19 Dryden Street$90,00025 Aug 2003 · 3 bed · 90 m² floor · 1,397 m² land
• 6 Dryden Street$120,00014 Jan 2003 · 3 bed · 144 m² floor · 610 m² land
• 1 Dryden Street$64,00026 Jun 2002 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land
• 5 Dryden Street$78,50025 May 2000 · 2 bed · 94 m² floor · 446 m² land
• 3 Dryden Street$147,00020 Dec 1999 · 4 bed · 240 m² floor · 472 m² land
• 19 Dryden Street$38,0002 Sept 1998 · 3 bed · 90 m² floor · 1,397 m² land
• 3 Dryden Street$180,0008 May 1996 · 4 bed · 240 m² floor · 472 m² land
• 6 Dryden Street$93,00016 Nov 1995 · 3 bed · 144 m² floor · 610 m² land
• 6 Dryden Street$88,00020 Sept 1995 · 3 bed · 144 m² floor · 610 m² land
• 3 Dryden Street$169,00021 Feb 1994 · 4 bed · 240 m² floor · 472 m² land
• 1 Dryden Street$62,0003 Feb 1994 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land
• 6 Dryden Street$90,00019 Jan 1994 · 3 bed · 144 m² floor · 610 m² land
• 1 Dryden Street$44,7504 Sept 1989 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land
• 1 Dryden Street$30,55015 Apr 1988 · 3 bed · 75 m² floor · 911 m² land

The homes on Dryden Street

Dryden Street has 5 houses. More were built in the 1910s than in any other decade (20%).