Ballandean suburb profile
Ballandean is a rural locality on Queensland's Granite Belt, close to the New South Wales border and within easy driving of Stanthorpe. The setting is agricultural, with vineyards, apple and stone-fruit orchards and broadacre farms threaded through granite outcrops and rolling hills, so the local rhythm follows seasonal harvests and cellar-door activity. Residents tend to be grape growers, people on small acreages and families seeking a quieter country lifestyle, drawn to outdoor pursuits like bushwalking and picnics in nearby national parks. Housing is mostly rural properties and older cottages, and most shops and services are found in Stanthorpe.
Ballandean property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Ballandean has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Sales counts, typical selling times and average rents for Ballandean are also not reported because there haven't been enough recent records to produce reliable figures.
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Ballandean demographics
Ballandean is a small community of 316 people with a median age of 51. The typical household earns $1,408 a week, roughly $73,200 a year.
Families without children are the largest group: couple families without children make up 55.9% of families (57 families). Couple families with children account for 31.4% (32 families) and one-parent families 12.7% (13 families).
Homes in Ballandean are predominantly owner-occupied: about 83.6% are owner-occupied (52.5% owned outright and 31.1% owned with a mortgage), while 16.4% are rented, so roughly five in six households own their home.
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