Acacia Hills suburb profile
Acacia Hills is a quiet rural-residential locality in northern Tasmania, characterised by rolling pasture, remnant bush and tree-lined country lanes. Properties range from working farms to lifestyle acreage and modest country cottages, and the area appeals to people seeking space, privacy and an outdoors-oriented pace of life. There is no substantial commercial centre, so residents rely on nearby regional towns for shopping, schools and services, while country roads link the locality to larger population centres. The setting suits hobby farmers, horse owners and anyone after a calm rural change with access to Tasmanian foothills and farmland.
Acacia Hills property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Acacia Hills sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there were 2 house sales recorded.
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Acacia Hills demographics
Acacia Hills is a small community of 729 people with a median age of 41. The median total household income is $1,842 a week, roughly $95,800 a year.
Families are the dominant household type: couples with children are the single largest group at 47.6%, closely followed by couple families without children at 45.3%. One-parent families make up the remaining 7.1%, so together the two couple categories account for more than nine in ten families.
Homes in Acacia Hills are overwhelmingly owner-occupied, at 98% combined ownership (35.5% owned outright and 62.5% owned with a mortgage), while renters make up 2.0% of dwellings.
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