Fundd Mortgage Broker Thirroul


5 Bangalow Road, Thirroul NSW 2515
(02) 7227 7442
team@fundd.com.au

Opening Hours

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8am–6pm
8am–6pm
8am–6pm
8am–6pm
8am–6pm
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Proudly Serving Thirroul
And Surrounding Suburbs:

Austinmer
Bulli
Woonona
Coledale

Team

About

Fundd Thirroul is a trusted mortgage brokerage offering tailored home loan solutions. Led by Emily Hammond, the branch combines local expertise with a professional, customer centric approach. Emily holds a Business Management degree from the University of Leeds (U.K.) and 10 years in retail planning, bringing a strategic approach to every client interaction.

Fundd has access to over 30 lenders to secure competitive rates tailored to individual needs. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to refinance, Fundd’s seamless, stress-free process ensures a smooth experience from application to settlement.

Fundd Thirroul is your trusted mortgage broker for personalised financial solutions throughout the Illawarra region and beyond.

Thirroul Property Market Snapshot

Thirroul’s property market is positioned toward the premium end of the Illawarra coastal region, with the median house price around $1,855,000 for the most recent 12-month period and modest annual growth reported. Houses of different sizes show varied values, such as around $1,570,000 for two-bed houses, about $1,650,000 for three-bed houses, and close to $1,988,000 for four-bed houses. The local market typically has a healthy number of buyers and reasonable activity, with houses selling in around 30 to 40 days on average. Units also provide purchase options, with a median price near $1,142,500, though unit price growth has been softer compared with houses, and there are active listings across the suburb.

For buyers, Thirroul’s strong coastal location near beaches, cafes, parks and transport attracts consistent interest, supporting its market stability and lifestyle appeal. Rental performance data suggests potential if you are considering investment, with houses and units both showing rental yields in the low to mid three percent range. The area’s established residential character and proximity to Wollongong make it appealing for families and professionals alike, though pricing remains above many regional averages. It is worth inspecting a range of listings, from entry-level homes up to premium residences, to understand how land size and location within the suburb influence price.