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John Mcgrath has released his top suburb picks for Sydney with the top spot taken by Putney a suburb once dominated by mainly public housing residences.
1. Putney: 
John Mcgrath said, "Once dominated by mainly public housing residences, this charming waterside pocket is one of Sydney’s least known riverfront addresses.
When it goes the way of its sought-after neighbor, Hunters Hill, you’ll be regretting not owning a small piece of it."
An example of the strong Putney market is <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-putney-128012602" target="_blank">310 Morrison Road, Putney</a> (pictured above).
The four bedroom two bathroom home retains a number of features from it's 1920 period construction.
Set on 651 sqm the home was originally listed with a $1.75 million - $1.85 million price guide before being reduced to $1.7 million and eventually selling for $1.6 million in mid August 2018.
However this still marks a $400,000 improvement on it's June 2014 sale price of $1.2 million.
The median price for a house in Putney is $2.275 million, according to CoreLogic data the median price in Putney has increased by 83.8% over just the past 5 years.
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A current Putney offering is 54 Frances Road (pictured above), overlooking waterfront parkland and Morrison's Bay.
The four bedroom three bathroom home comes with a price guide of $2.3 million and is slated for a February 16 auction.
Set on 606 sqm the home last sold in 1995, for $318,000.
The home was listed as a rental as recently as May 2017 for $485 per week $365 less than the median rental price in Putney of $850 per week.
Built in 1995 the home is located a short walk to Ferries, Putney village and school, as well as a short drive from Gladesville &amp; Top Ryde shopping centres.
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2. Avalon Beach: 
John McGrath said, "The glorious Northern Beaches continues to offer value to Sydney buyers for a world-class coastal lifestyle."
"Avalon Beach and surrounds is my pick of the available addresses mainly because of the charming retail village which sets it apart."
"Enjoy the Palm Beach lifestyle without the hefty price tag."
3. Maroubra:
John McGrath said, "Like Avalon in the north, Maroubra Beach offers relative value if you’re prepared to travel a few extra minutes to trek into the CBD."
"The heartland of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, this beachside neighbourhood will catch up in time to its slightly more glamorous neighbouring beaches."
4. Earlwood: 
John McGrath said, "This is one of Sydney’s most diverse multicultural communities with Greek, Italian and Lebanese heritage delivering a wonderful vibe to this beautiful garden suburb."
"And with Marrickville shops up the road, you won’t go wanting for great eating options or a strong Turkish coffee or two."
5. Stanmore: 
John McGrath said, "The Inner West continues to attract both upwardly mobile executives and families, as well as downsizing baby boomers looking to move closer to the action."
"Attached cottages, bungalows and now a selection of apartments delivers something for almost everyone within 15 minutes of the city."
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Putney is John Mcgrath's pick for top Sydney suburb of 2019

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A six bedroom Putney house has sold for $4.3 million making it Sydney’s most expensive long weekend auction sale.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-putney-126282822" target="_blank">45 Douglas Street</a>, the 999 square metre property had been architecturally built in 2013.
The property was last sold in 2007 for $1,165,000.
It features multiple living zones with gas fireplace as well as a separate media room.
The kitchen has a window splashback as well as a butler’s pantry.
A self-contained pool house alongside the magnesium pool and self-contained cabana is available along with an entertainer’s patio with alfresco kitchen/BBQ area.
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Master suite features its own walk-in robe and ensuite as well as balcony.
Other features include three car LUG and auto gates.
The waterfront, cafes and shops are within walking distance of the property.
The property was offered through Bresic Whitney Estate Agents Nicole Robertson and Nicholas McEvoy.
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Six bedroom Putney house sold for $4.3 million

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Former Socceroo Jason Culina and wife Terri have sold their revamped Putney home.
They were seeking for $3.2 million and secured $3.48 million.
They paid $1.77 million for the Mitchell Street property with old red brick facade before transforming it into an Victorian-style family residence.
Comprising four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the home on 550 sqm features a home office, home theatre and pool. 
The couple have renovated houses for a tidy profit before.
They previously sold their 200 year old colonial mansion at Denham Court for $1,725,000 in 2014, having paid $1.2 million two years earlier.
The couple aren't heading far having paid $2.9 million for a farmhouse in Putney.
This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
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Former Socceroo Jason Culina sells Putney reno

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The politician John Alexander, who headed the now abandoned inquiry into housing affordability, can't sell his own home.
The Putney abode of the Bennelong federal Liberal MP came onto the market in September with a suggested $2.8 million price tag.
Then there was $2.65 million auction price guidance, and this week it was marketed with a $2.85 million asking price.
The four-bedroom house was bought by the former tennis great for $1,845,000 six years ago.  
Alexander was asked to chair the inquiry into housing affordability by former treasurer Joe Hockey, but that inquiry lapsed in May at the mid-year federal election. 
There was talk Alexander was eyeing a penthouse in the nearby Putney Hill development.
 This article first appeared in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
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