Alonnah suburb profile
Alonnah is the principal village on Bruny Island, a small coastal township set on a sheltered channel foreshore and backed by coastal bush and grazing land. It has a compact, village character with single-storey timber cottages, holiday homes and small rural blocks clustered around a foreshore, jetty and a handful of local services. Life here is relaxed and outdoors focused, shaped by boating, beach walks, bushland and abundant wildlife, and residents range from long-standing island families and farmers to people seeking a quieter island lifestyle. The suburb is reached by the car ferry from Kettering and sits close to South Bruny National Park.
Alonnah property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Alonnah has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Sales activity was light: two houses changed hands in the past three months. Other common market measures — including recent value changes, median days on market and typical rents — are not available for Alonnah.
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Alonnah demographics
This community of 164 people has a median age of 59 and a median household income of $747 a week, about $38,844 a year.
Family life is dominated by couples: couple families without children make up 80.0% of families while couple families with children account for 20.0%. In raw numbers that is 24 couple families without children and 6 couple families with children.
Homes in Alonnah are predominantly owner-occupied, with 59.2% owned outright and 22.5% owned with a mortgage, combining to 81.7% owner-occupiers in total; renters make up 18.3% of dwellings.
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