Settled residential sales data for Morisset NSW 2264. Sourced from NSW Valuer General. Updated Q1 2026.
Indicative settled sales, Morisset NSW 2264. Source: NSW Valuer General. Q1 2026.
| Address | Type | Price | Settled | Land m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Stockton Street | House | $810,000 | Mar 2026 | 620 |
| 4 Dora Street | House | $775,000 | Mar 2026 | 580 |
| 27 Railway Street | House | $840,000 | Feb 2026 | 650 |
| 9 John Street | House | $795,000 | Feb 2026 | 540 |
| 14 Bridge Street | House | $820,000 | Jan 2026 | 590 |
| 31 Wyee Road | House | $765,000 | Jan 2026 | 528 |
| 2/5 Stockton Street | Unit | $555,000 | Mar 2026 | — |
| 4/12 Railway Street | Unit | $540,000 | Feb 2026 | — |
| 1/8 John Street | Unit | $548,000 | Jan 2026 | — |
| Lot 2 Main Road | Land | $388,000 | Feb 2026 | 640 |
| Lot 5 Bridge Street | Land | $372,000 | Jan 2026 | 568 |
| 22 Dora Street | House | $852,000 | Dec 2025 | 712 |
Data sourced from NSW Valuer General public records. Addresses are indicative. Individual property values vary based on size, condition, outlook, and features.
Morisset is a well-established suburb in the northern section of Lake Macquarie, built around one of the region's key train stations on the Central Coast line. Its position on the main rail corridor between Sydney and Newcastle makes it a practical choice for commuters and investors seeking rental demand tied to employment accessibility.
The suburb has a functioning town centre with supermarkets, medical services, and local retail. Housing stock ranges from older weatherboard homes on larger blocks to newer infill development. Block sizes in the 500 to 800 square metre range are common. The suburb connects to the M1 Pacific Motorway via the Dora Creek interchange, providing road access north and south.
Morisset hospital and health precinct is one of the larger employers in the local area, supporting consistent rental demand from healthcare workers. The suburb has attracted investor interest due to its yield profile relative to northern Lake Macquarie suburbs, where entry prices are higher.
The demographic profile is mixed. Established families, long-term residents, and younger buyers drawn by relative affordability make up much of the owner-occupier market. The rental market is steady, with gross yields for houses in the 4.0 to 4.6 percent range.
This section is educational, not financial advice. Whether Morisset suits your situation depends on your goals, timeline, and financial position. That said, here are the factors buyers typically weigh.
Morisset offers a combination of direct train access, an established service centre, and median house prices that remain below 50,000. These factors support both owner-occupier and investor interest. Entry prices for houses are achievable for first-time buyers without requiring significant compromise on location or block size.
Development activity has been modest, with infill projects on R2-zoned land making up most of the new supply. Buyers should check individual site overlays, particularly near the lake foreshore and in flood-affected areas along lower creek lines. Rental yields are competitive relative to the broader Lake Macquarie market. Infrastructure investment in the Morisset hospital precinct continues to underpin employment in the area.
FWG Advisory works with investors and first-time developers across the Lake Macquarie region. If you are assessing Morisset as a potential location, we are happy to have a conversation.