Ashbourne suburb profile
Ashbourne is a small rural locality in central Victoria that reads like classic country living, with rolling farmland, paddocks and patches of native bush. It lacks a dense town centre and is made up mainly of lifestyle blocks, farms and a scattering of older cottages, so residents look to nearby regional centres for shops, schools and services. The suburb suits people who want space and privacy, with a quiet, outdoors-oriented pace and ready access to country roads for driving, horse riding and bushwalking. Housing is predominantly single-storey rural homes and sheds on larger parcels of land.
Ashbourne property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Ashbourne sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
The rental market in Ashbourne also lacks sufficient recent data to report reliable median rents or rent changes, and sales counts and typical days on market are likewise unavailable from the recent records.
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Ashbourne demographics
Ashbourne is a small community of 242 people with a median age of 48. The typical household earns $2,474 a week, which is roughly $128,648 a year.
All reported families in the suburb are couple families: 54.4% are couple families with children and 45.6% are couple families without children, so just over half of families include children.
In Ashbourne, homes are overwhelmingly owner-occupied, with owner-occupiers making up 92.3% of dwellings (49.4% owned outright and 42.9% owned with a mortgage) and 7.8% rented.
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