Araluen suburb profile
Araluen is a small country village in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, set in the Araluen Valley along Araluen Creek and framed by low eucalypt-covered hills. It has a quiet, bush-centred character that suits people after a slower pace of life, with modest weatherboard cottages, smallholdings and properties opening onto creek flats and native bush. The valley still shows traces of 19th century gold workings, which lend a historic flavour to the landscape. Local services are limited, so residents turn to nearby Braidwood for shopping and schools, and the area is reached by country roads winding through farmland.
Araluen property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Araluen sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
There was one house sale recorded over the last 3 months; other common market measures such as recent value changes, days on market and rents are not available from the recent data.
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Araluen demographics
With 209 residents and a median age of 53, the typical household income is $1,042 a week, roughly $54,184 a year.
Family data show a strong prevalence of couples without children. Of 54 families, 36 are couple families without children (66.7%), 14 are couple families with children (25.9%) and four are one-parent families (7.4%).
Homes in Araluen are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: of 91 dwellings, 50 are owned outright (54.9%) and 35 are owned with a mortgage (38.5%), while six homes are rented (6.6%).
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