We found 42 real estate agents in Engadine, NSW 2233

Rhys Christofa
138 HOUSE
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Terri Mackay
185 HOUSE
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30 UNIT
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28 SALES IN
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Rowan Impey
396 HOUSE
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Wade Mackay
51 HOUSE
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Adam Wilkinson
60 HOUSE
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9 UNIT
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20 SALES IN
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Lora Moore
256 HOUSE
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27 UNIT
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15 SALES IN
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Gerard Foote
229 HOUSE
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63 UNIT
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15 SALES IN
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Coleen Bowen
429 HOUSE
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60 UNIT
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14 SALES IN
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Megan Stevens
209 HOUSE
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36 UNIT
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13 SALES IN
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“A vendor should choose me because I have been in the industry and the Engadine area for the last 19 years, I'm really well acquainted with the area. I'm familiar with the schools, daycare centres, parks, beaches and surrounding environments. So if a buyer is new to the area, I can really help them with...”


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The average real estate agent fee in NSW sits between 2% and 2.5%. This means for a house valued at $500 000, the fee would amount to $10 000 - $12 000. This is a large part of your investment, so it's crucial to negotiate the best deal possible with your agent. In Engadine, the average commission rate is 1.92%. Against the state average, this is marginally lower.
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Tucked between Heathcote National Park and the Royal National Park, is the southern Sydney suburb of Engadine. The area has the feel of a tranquil community living, right at the edge of the forest. The area is perfect for explorer types, nature lovers or those that just want their own corner of peace and quiet, while still being able to commute to Sydney city. The southern edge provides a view across the Sydney basin and the stunning Worona river area contains pockets of lagoons and wetlands. If that is not enough the area is also well serviced by recreational facilities, including playing fields, an aquatic centre, bowls club, as well as numerous other parks and reserves. The main commercial precinct is based around Engadine station, which includes the Engadine Central shopping centre, library, community centre, restaurants, cafes and boutique shops. The suburb is serviced by numerous buses, however, the station provides a 45-minute, journey to the city, with national park and water views most of the way. Real estate in Engadine is mostly comprised of standalone houses, perfect for families, in fact, families of different maturities make up most of the suburbs demographics. Small apartment blocks and townhouses can be found in the area, however, the forest's trees are the only high rises in this town.
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