Ashton suburb profile
Ashton is a small Adelaide Hills village that feels distinctly rural, set among rolling hills, orchards and pockets of native bush. The suburb is made up of hobby farms, established weatherboard cottages and newer country homes on leafy lanes, attracting people who want a quieter, garden-oriented lifestyle while still accessing nearby hill towns such as Stirling and Basket Range. Days here move at a relaxed pace, with local produce, garden pursuits and country drives a regular part of life, and road links to the wider Adelaide Hills and the city making commuting and weekend escapes straightforward.
Ashton property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Ashton has relatively few recent 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, while unit sales are too few to report meaningful figures.
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Ashton demographics
A community of 481 people with a median age of 51, Ashton has a median household income of $2,355 a week, roughly $122,460 a year. These figures describe the typical household earnings and the age profile of residents recorded in the most recent census.
Family life is dominated by couples. Couple families with children account for 46.6% of families and couple families without children are close behind at 45.9%, together making up about 92.5% of all families. One-parent families represent the remaining 7.5%.
Homes in Ashton are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 54.8% are owned outright and 37.3% are owned with a mortgage, so 92.1% of dwellings are owner-occupied while 7.8% are rented.
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