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Appraisal · Bondi 2026
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Agency-direct Caught 2 days early

14 Sandridge Street, Bondi

3 bed · 2 bath · 1 car · 392m² · Guide $3.8m · Auction Sat 28 Jun
~10% over comps
Confidence High
Comp range $3.35m $3.55m
Guide $3.8m
Fair-value band (6 comps) Asking guide
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Agent's read · RATE
The guide reads optimistic. The 392m² block [c3] is larger than 4 of the 6 comps, which closes part of the gap — but even on $/m² this sits 8–13% above recent Bondi 3-bed sales. Worth it only if the block size is your priority.
Computed & cited (KNOW) Agent's interpretation (RATE)

Computed facts

auditable · cited
$/m² floor
$16.1k
vs $14.2k med
$/m² land
$9.7k
in-range
Over comps
+$370k
vs band mid

The 6 comparable sales

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7 Wellington Street, Bondi
3 bed360m²320m away
$3.42m
$14.6k/m²
Sold Apr '26
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22 Glenayr Avenue, Bondi
3 bed378m²510m away
$3.55m
$14.9k/m²
Sold Mar '26
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5 Wairoa Avenue, Bondi
3 bed401m²640m away
$3.50m
$13.9k/m²
Sold Mar '26
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11 Forest Knoll Ave, Bondi
3 bed345m²720m away
$3.36m
$15.1k/m²
Sold Feb '26
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􀋧 6 sold comps · all 3-bed houses · Bondi 2026 · last 6 months · each links to the agency-direct listing

Fits your brief?

4 of 6 ✓
3-bed house
You asked for 3+ beds
listing
Walk to station
Bondi Junction 14 min · 1.1km
transit
School catchment
Bondi Beach PS · in-catchment
catchment
Top-decile area
SEIFA decile 10 (block-level)
SEIFA
Not overpriced
~10% over comps — fails your "fair value" rule
comps
!
Under $3.5m budget
Guide $3.8m — above your ceiling
brief
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Strata levies & flood overlay — not in our data. This is a freestanding house so strata likely N/A; confirm flood & easements with the selling agent or a S10.7 certificate.

Bondi area

each stat cited
􀉪SEIFA DECILE
10 / 10 · top tier
􀝢3-BED MEDIAN
$3.46m
↑ 4.1% YoY
􀟆TRANSIT
Bondi Junction
14 min walk · train + bus hub
􀛡SCHOOLS
Bondi Beach PS
+ Reddam House 1.2km ($38k/yr)
􀅴 design notes

Variant A — Appraisal Report

Core interaction

The listing is a deal to judge. You scroll a single scannable report — verdict → fair-value band → the comps → fit → area — then act: Pass / Ask / Shortlist. No chat front door; "Ask the agent" is scoped to this verdict.

Why it fits a buyer's agent

Leads with the moat: a comps-derived verdict and fair-value band the portals can't compute. Every number is cited (the 6 comps each link to the agency-direct source). The agent writes the verdict and explains it; it never invents the figure.

KNOW vs RATE

Blue-edged blocks = computed, auditable facts. The purple panel = the agent's read (interpretation), visually softer. A buyer always knows which is which.

Conservative ↔ inventive

This is the conservative / shippable take — a familiar report layout, low-risk, high-trust. Variant C turns the same verdict object into a swipe deck.

Faked vs real

Layout, interactions & the shape of the data are designed. Numbers are realistic Eastern-Suburbs placeholders; images via picsum.photos. In production every cited figure is live D1 data (sold comps, SEIFA, catchments, GTFS transit).