Linley Point · 2066
Selling in Linley Point? Request a private market appraisal.
A boutique waterfront market with rare turnover.
Linley Point — by reputation and by results.
Alex Banning has sold throughout Linley Point for over fifteen years — across waterfront houses and prestige family residences. His campaigns work the streets you would expect: Mary Street, Decarle Street and Hill Street. A boutique waterfront market with rare turnover.
In a market where buyers compete for limited stock, Alex’s curated database, off-market reach and disciplined campaign strategy have repeatedly produced record prices. If you are considering selling in Linley Point, a confidential conversation with Alex is the most informed first step.
About the suburb
Inside Linley Point.
Linley Point is a small, almost-private waterfront pocket on the Lane Cove River. With a tiny footprint and low turnover, every campaign is a significant event. Stock is almost entirely waterfront and water-access houses, with a buyer pool that intersects heavily with Longueville and Riverview.
For the latest Linley Point median house and unit prices, days on market and 12-month growth — alongside Alex’s view on current buyer demand — request a tailored market update below. Figures are reviewed each quarter against CoreLogic and Domain data.
Why Alex
A measured approach to Linley Point.
Record-setting results
Block, street and suburb records held across the Lower North Shore in both apartment and house markets.
Deep local knowledge
Selling in Linley Point since 2009 — Alex knows which buyers are active, what they will pay, and why.
Five-star service
Most recommended agent in Lower North Shore on realestate.com.au, with reviews from across the area.
Off-market reach
A private database of qualified buyers, often producing strong sales before the campaign begins.
How a Linley Point market appraisal works.
- Book a time. By phone, email or through the form below.
- On-site visit. Alex inspects your home in person, usually within 48 hours.
- Comparable analysis. Recent Linley Point sales, current buyer demand, and the right campaign strategy.
- Written appraisal. A confidential price guide and tailored go-to-market plan.
FAQs
Linley Point appraisal questions.
How much is my Linley Point home worth?
The honest answer is that it depends on the street, aspect, condition and the buyer pool active for that property type. Alex provides a precise, evidence-based figure after a short on-site visit, drawing on recent comparable Linley Point sales — including off-market transactions that don’t appear on the major portals.
Is the appraisal really free?
Yes. Alex’s market appraisals are complimentary and obligation-free, whether you are twelve months from selling or simply curious about your home’s ceiling.
What’s the difference between a market appraisal and a bank valuation?
A market appraisal is the price an experienced local agent expects your home to achieve in the current market. A bank valuation is a more conservative figure used by lenders for mortgage security. The two are rarely the same number, and serve different purposes.
How long does an appraisal take?
The on-site visit usually takes 20–30 minutes. You’ll typically receive a written appraisal within two business days.
Can my Linley Point home be sold off-market?
Yes — and in many cases it should be. A meaningful share of Linley Point’s strongest results are achieved through pre-market and off-market campaigns to a curated buyer database. Alex will advise honestly on whether public, hybrid or off-market is most likely to deliver your strongest result.
How should I prepare my Linley Point home for sale?
Alex provides a tailored pre-market plan covering styling, minor works, photography and timing — calibrated to your home’s likely audience and price point. There is rarely a one-size-fits-all answer.
Free appraisal
Linley Point deserves Linley Point’s leading agent.
Request your confidential, obligation-free Linley Point market appraisal from Alex Banning.
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