Bakery Hill suburb profile
Bakery Hill is an inner suburb of Ballarat, sitting close to the city centre and its civic and shopping precincts. The area mixes residential streets of older weatherboard and brick cottages with newer townhouse pockets and some light commercial and industrial strips along main roads. Its location means residents can reach Ballarat's cafes, services and parks without a long commute, and the suburb is served by local bus routes with Ballarat railway station within easy reach. Bakery Hill suits people who want inner-city convenience and walkability while still living in quieter, established streets.
Bakery Hill property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Bakery Hill sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the past 3 months there was one recorded house sale. Unit sales data for the same period are not available, and median days on market and average rents for houses and units are not published due to insufficient recent data.
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Bakery Hill demographics
Bakery Hill is a small community of 180 people with a median age of 34. The typical household earns $1,263 a week, roughly $65,700 a year.
Families make up the household mix: couple families with children are the largest group at 37.5% (15 families). Together, couple families with and without children account for 67.5% of families, with couples without children at 30.0% (12) and one-parent families close behind at 32.5% (13).
In Bakery Hill the majority of homes are rented, with 55.3% rented and owner-occupiers totalling 44.7% (25.0% owned outright and 19.7% owned with a mortgage).
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