Our dedicated, enthusiastic and highly motivated team is the largest in the area – with 6 full time sales consultants, as well as 4 property managers, and a receptionist.  Recognising that many people cannot attend to their property needs Monday to Friday, our office is open 7 days a week, for the convenience of our clients and the benefit of you, our valued landlords. This is to ensure that a property manager is always available to answer enquiries, field repairs from tenants and show your property every day of the week.

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The first land grant in the Padstow area  was given in 1819, however, the first established homestead at Padstow Park was not established until 1850s.

In the 1880s Sydney property boom there was speculation of a rail line from Sydenham to Liverpool cutting through the district. The large land grants were cut up into various farmlet estates, typically of 5 acres. However the line did not eventuate, and in 1897 there was less than 1/2 dozen households settled. Through the early 1900s more settlers arrived and settled in the north of Padstow in Gow and Bryant Streets, where they had closer access to the Bankstown line which finally opened in 1909.

In 1913 the Padstow Park Progress Association was formed and members of this agitated for a line for the southern part of Bankstown. The railway from Tempe to East Hills was opened on 19 December 1931, however due to the Great Depression at that time and the following years of World War 2, the Padstow district was sparsely populated.

At the conclusion of the War and with many families enjoying a baby boom, there was a great need for new traditional quarter acre house and land for them, and over the the next 30 years Padstow changed to predominantly residential. By the mid 1990s however, many of these early post War builders had sadly passed away, or moved away to enjoy their retirement. This past 15 years has fueled a new wave of settlers to Padstow whom are either enjoying the nice solid old homes built after the War, or taking advantage of the generous sized blocks of the time to either knock down and re-build, or to develop the site as a duplex to house two new families.

It was in this period that former Mayor of Bankstown C.H. “Carl” Little established a real estate agency from his home on the corner of Faraday and Howard Roads, Padstow. He operated this for several years prior to commencing a full real estate agency and establishing Little’s Corner way back in 1956. The agency has operated continuously and in the same location all these years. Professionals Padstow Principal, Mr John Owsnett worked for this agency from 1976 until he bought the business in 1984.

Padstow today is so much more central and enjoys more amenities than anybody settling prior to 1963 – 50 years ago. There was no Salt Pan Creek Bridge to the St George district (opened 1963), no Alfords Point Bridge to Sutherland (opened 1973), no M5 (opened 1992), no railway extension to Glenfield (opened 1987), no Roselands and Centro Bankstown (opened 1965 and 1966), no Padstow TAFE (opened 1978).

In the past few years the shopping centre refurbished and the modern red bus service which links Padstow directly as far as Parramatta, Hurstville and Sutherland.

If you would like to know more about the Padstow area ask us about The History of Padstow books by Andrew Molloy exclusively sold in our office here on the corner of Faraday and Howard Road.

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Below are some of the services our Property Management Department can offer you, as a Landlord and valued client of Chambers Fleming Professionals Padstow:

Free advertising of your property to attract prospective tenants, as follows:

• Display of our highly recognised For Lease signs at the front of the property.
• Inclusion in our window display at the front of our office in the heart of Padstow giving your property exposure 24 hours a day.
• Inclusion in our Rental Vacancy List, provided to prospective tenants at our reception desk.
• Full property description on the following 9 real estate websites:

  www.realestate.com.au

  www.domain.com.au

  www.professionalspadstow.com.au

  www.professionals.com.au/nsw/padstow

  www.iproperty.com.au

  www.justlisted.com.au

  www.abcrealestate.com.au

  www.homehound.com.au

  www.myhome.com.au

• Ongoing management of your property, ensuring tenancies are maintained on a professional level at all times.
• Professional selection of tenants as well as extensive tenancy and employment checks including national databases TICA & RPDATA checks.
• Preparation of leases using Real Estate Institute documentation.
• Lodgement of bonds at the Rental Bond Board.
• Preparation of a 4 page Inspection Report of your property at the commencement of each tenancy, and ongoing routine inspections.
• Collection of rent and water usage charges from tenants.
• Rental Arrears monitored on a daily basis.
• Regular routine inspections of your property with detailed reports sent to you.
• Assistance with arranging repairs (should any be required). We have established contacts with reliable contractors in the local area to provide top-class service at reasonable prices.
• Payment of regular bills, such as council and water rates, insurance and strata levies.
• Detailed monthly statements showing exact rental income status of your property.
• Electronic transfer of funds to your nominated bank account giving you immediate access to cleared funds.
• Annual ‘Year to Date’ financial statements.
• Professional property management of your property 7 days a week, from our highly experienced Property Management Team.

Our Award Winning team has over 45 years experience and are fully trained in all areas of Property Management. Our dedication and commitment in managing your property will ensure that your investment is fully cared for.

Padstow Hornets Soccer Registration Day Saturday 25th of February 10am – 3pm located at Stuart Street Reserve Padstow

Proudly sponsored by the Professionals Padstow the Padstow Hornets are one of the most progressive clubs in the district when it comes to family values and working with the local community. Over the past 11 years the Hornets have donated $33,000 to charities such as Westmead Children’s Oncology Unit, Norm Perry’s Field of Dreams and The Caroline Chisholm School.

You are also able to register online at www.padstowhornetssoccer.com.au

If you have any further questions please contact 0410 381 635

padstow hornets

In the 1880s Sydney property boom there was speculation of a rail line from Sydneham to Liverpool cutting through the district. The large land grants were cut up into various farmlet estates, typically of 5 acres. However the line did not eventuate, and in 1897 there was less than 1/2 dozen households settled. Through the early 1900s more settlers arrived and settled in the north of Padstow in Gow and Bryant Streets, where they had closer access to the Bankstown line which finally opened in 1909.

In 1913 the Padstow Park Progress Association was formed and members of this agitated for a line for the southern part of Bankstown. The railway from Tempe to East Hills was opened on 19 December 1931, however due to the Great Depression at that time and the following years of World War 2, the Padstow district was sparsely populated.

At the conclusion of the War and with many families enjoying a baby boom, there was a great need for new traditional quarter acre house and land for them, and over the the next 30 years Padstow changed to predominantly residential. By the mid 1990s however, many of these early post War builders had sadly passed away, or moved away to enjoy their retirement. This past 15 years has fueled a new wave of settlers to Padstow whom are either enjoying the nice solid old homes built after the War, or taking advantage of the generous sized blocks of the time to either knock down and re-build, or to develop the site as a duplex to house two new families.

Padstow today is so much more central and enjoys more amenities than anybody settling prior to 1963 – 50 years ago. There was no Salt Pan Creek Bridge to the St George district (opened 1963), no Alfords Point Bridge to Sutherland (opened 1973), no M5 (opened 1992), no railway extension to Glenfield (opened 1987), no Roselands and Centro Bankstown (opened 1965 and 1966), no Padstow TAFE (opened 1978).

In the past few years the shoppping centre refurbished and the modern red bus service which links Padstow directly as far as Parramatta, Hurstville and Sutherland.

If you would like to know more about the Padstow area ask us about The History of Padstow books by Andrew Molloy exclusively sold in our office here on the corner of Faraday and Howard Road.

In the 1880s Sydney property boom there was speculation of a rail line from Sydneham to Liverpool cutting through the district. The large land grants were cut up into various farmlet estates, typically of 5 acres. However the line did not eventuate, and in 1897 there was less than 1/2 dozen households settled. Through the early 1900s more settlers arrived and settled in the north of Padstow in Gow and Bryant Streets, where they had closer access to the Bankstown line which finally opened in 1909.

In 1913 the Padstow Park Progress Association was formed and members of this agitated for a line for the southern part of Bankstown. The railway from Tempe to East Hills was opened on 19 December 1931, however due to the Great Depression at that time and the following years of World War 2, the Padstow district was sparsely populated.

At the conclusion of the War and with many families enjoying a baby boom, there was a great need for new traditional quarter acre house and land for them, and over the the next 30 years Padstow changed to predominantly residential. By the mid 1990s however, many of these early post War builders had sadly passed away, or moved away to enjoy their retirement. This past 15 years has fueled a new wave of settlers to Padstow whom are either enjoying the nice solid old homes built after the War, or taking advantage of the generous sized blocks of the time to either knock down and re-build, or to develop the site as a duplex to house two new families.

Padstow today is so much more central and enjoys more amenities than anybody settling prior to 1963 – 50 years ago. There was no Salt Pan Creek Bridge to the St George district (opened 1963), no Alfords Point Bridge to Sutherland (opened 1973), no M5 (opened 1992), no railway extension to Glenfield (opened 1987), no Roselands and Centro Bankstown (opened 1965 and 1966), no Padstow TAFE (opened 1978).

In the past few years the shoppping centre refurbished and the modern red bus service which links Padstow directly as far as Parramatta, Hurstville and Sutherland.

If you would like to know more about the Padstow area ask us about the History of Padstow books by Andrew Molley exclusively sold in our office here on the corner of Faraday and Howard Road.

We will happily provide you with copies of the many personal references and testimonials our office has received from happy clients, thanking us for our professional services.

Our dedicated, enthusiastic and highly motivated team is the largest in the area – with 7 full time sales consultants, plus a full-time sales and marketing manager, as well as 4 property managers, and a receptionist.  Recognising that many people cannot attend to their property needs Monday to Friday, our office is open 7 days a week, for the convenience of our clients and the benefit of you, our valued vendors.  This is to ensure that a sales consultant is always available to answer enquiries and show your property every day of the week.

As you may be aware, our office is a member of the largest Real Estate Marketing Group in Australia, the ‘Professionals’, with over 500 branches. Your property details will be circulated to each of these offices throughout Australasia, through the Professionals National Referral Network, as well as listed on the Professionals National Websites: www.professionals.com.au and www.iproperty.com.au – a huge coverage.  Our national office also conducts regular radio and television advertising.  Our award winning office is consistently ranked in the Top 3 Offices of Excellence in Australia for listings and sales, an achievement we are very proud of, and we were awarded Number 1 overall Professionals Office in NSW for 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011!

Our office is happy to market your property at a price that you feel comfortable with, and will carry out our marketing strategy, our office has a No Sale No Fee policy.

By using everything from our ‘old-fashioned’ people skills, to state of the art technology, our team is devoted to providing you with the best possible service and results that the industry has to offer… and that our competitors can only aspire to. Below is a brief summary of some of our marketing sources we will utilise to create maximum exposure of your property and achieve the highest possible price for your home.

Marketing Program:

*           Detailed Inspection of your property

*           Local Torch Newspaper

*           Advertising on the following 9 websites:

www.professionalspadstow.com.au

www.realestate.com.au

www.domain.com.au

www.myhome.com.au

www.homehound.com.au

www.abcrealestate.com.au

www.professionals.com.au

www.iproperty.com.au

www.homesales.com.au

*           Our Window Display

*           For Sale Signboards

*           Open House Inspections

*           Letterbox Drops with colour brochures of your property

*           Our Extensive Buyer Database

*           Detailed Reporting to you

*           Expertise, Advice and Service

*           24 hour display on Plasma TV

*           Video tour on Internet