Armagh suburb profile
Armagh is a small rural locality in South Australia’s Mid North, set among rolling grazing country and paddocks that reflect its agricultural focus. The area has a quietly historic feel with scattered farmhouses and a handful of older stone buildings that point to its mining-era past, and housing tends to be broadacre farms or rural residential properties rather than dense suburbs. Life in Armagh is peaceful and country-oriented, appealing to people who want space, privacy and easy access to outdoor pursuits, while day-to-day services and shops are found in nearby Burra and other regional centres.
Armagh property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Armagh sees relatively few recent property transactions, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There is also insufficient recent information to report on sales activity, typical days on market or average rents.
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Armagh demographics
The community of 351 people has a median age of 48 and a median total household income of $1,774 a week, which is about $92,250 a year.
Households are strongly family-oriented: couple families without children are the largest group at 48.1% (50 families), followed by couple families with children at 42.3% (44 families). One-parent families make up the remaining 9.6% (10 families). Together, the two couple-family categories account for about 90.4% of reported families.
Homes in Armagh are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 44.5% are owned outright and 46.9% are owned with a mortgage, combining to 91.4% owner-occupied, while renters make up 8.6% of dwellings.
Suburbs near Armagh
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