Aberdeen suburb profile
Aberdeen is a small rural locality on Tasmania's north-west hinterland, characterised by rolling farmland, pockets of native bush and a handful of acreage properties. The settlement feels dispersed rather than a typical suburban street layout, with standalone homes, hobby farms and outbuildings on larger lots. Life in Aberdeen centres on outdoor pursuits and a quieter pace, with residents relying on nearby coastal towns for shops, schools and health services. Local roads connect the district to regional centres and the coast, making it a practical choice for people seeking space and country living while remaining within reach of services and employment in the wider region.
Aberdeen property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Aberdeen sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Sales counts, median days on market and rental figures are also not available.
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Aberdeen demographics
Aberdeen is a small community of 268 people, with a median age of 47. The median total household income is $1,647 a week, roughly $85,644 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children make up 57.0% (49 families) and couple families with children account for 33.7% (29 families). One-parent families represent 9.3% of family households.
In Aberdeen, over nine in ten homes are owner-occupied, with 48.4% owned with a mortgage and 45.3% owned outright. Renters make up 6.3% of dwellings.
Suburbs near Aberdeen
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