Imagery: Google Street View20 Pacific Hwy, Blacksmiths NSW was listed for sale at $310,000 in June 2026. A Microburbs value estimate for this unit is available in the full report.
The typical Pacific Hwy price, the Blacksmiths median and the wider region, with this home's own sales, to June 2026.
From 2016 to 2026 the typical Pacific Hwy price ran ahead of Blacksmiths overall, by about 128 percentage points over the period. Blacksmiths itself ran behind its wider region over the same years, by about 10 percentage points. The dots are this home's own recorded sales, with the current asking price marked. Why the Pacific Hwy line matters: two streets in the same postcode can diverge 15 to 20 percentage points a year, and our top 10% of street picks beat the market by about 3% a year. The street research.
Other addresses we have estimated nearby. Each opens its own value page.
The whole suburb in one page: the Blacksmiths suburb report.
The published Microburbs studies most relevant to this address:
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The full risk and pocket detail behind both lists is in the property report.
Read against Microburbs research into how real features move price.
Location and land do the heavy lifting in our valuation model. Bedrooms, bathrooms and garaging together explain only about a tenth of price, and bedroom count barely moves it. Against that, here is what this unit actually carries.
Backed by the Microburbs street-level research.
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The median house here sells around $1,270,000 and rents for about $729 a week. Very few sales here make a loss. The flags worth asking about: house 10 year price growth, house 3 year price growth, percentage of renters.
The research behind these gauges. House 10 Year Price Growth: our suburb picks beat their own city by about 7.4% a year across a 12 year track record House 3 Year Price Growth: our suburb picks beat their own city by about 7.4% a year across a 12 year track record Percentage of Public Housing: a single public-housing neighbour within 10 metres costs about 4.2% a year of growth Percentage of Renters: owner-occupier suburbs grew about 221 percentage points more than renter suburbs over the 31 years to 2026
Named places with distances from the front door, June 2026.
20 Pacific Hwy and its neighbours from the air, the earliest aerial we hold next to the most recent. The gold line is this property's boundary and the white lines are today's lots, drawn on both, so any subdivision or new build between 2014 and 2026 stands out.
Imagery: Esri World Imagery Wayback. Boundaries: Microburbs cadastre, June 2026.
New roofs, pools, subdivisions and roads around a home show up here before they show up in the price. The full report maps what is being built nearby.
20 Pacific Highway in Blacksmiths, NSW, is situated in a community characterized by strong local engagement and a peaceful atmosphere. While it offers convenient access to amenities, the suburb's low diversity and moderate affluence present some challenges. The area's notable population growth indicates a potential future of demographic and economic changes.
The whole suburb in one page: medians, growth, supply and demand in the Blacksmiths suburb report. Hunting more broadly? The AI Property Finder scans every listing in the country against your brief.
Real pages from the report, shown for the open sample. Yours would show every one of these for 20 Pacific Hwy, Blacksmiths NSW.
Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample
Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample
Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample
20 Pacific Hwy sits on Pacific Hwy in Blacksmiths. The street's daily anchors are close: Naru Beach (1.6km), Dobinson Reserve (120m), Pelican Primary School (240m). Distances are measured from the property itself, not the suburb centre, as at June 2026.
Streets price differently within the same suburb. The full report scores this street's exact pocket.
The risk panel, the title, the zoning, the schools and the pocket score for 20 Pacific Hwy, Blacksmiths NSW.
