Barmah suburb profile
Barmah is a small Murray River town in northern Victoria, sitting beside the extensive River Red Gum forests of Barmah National Park and a broad seasonal floodplain. The landscape is dominated by river channels, wetlands and large gum trees, which support birdlife and make the area a draw for fishing, boating, camping and bushwalking. The built character is rural and low-key, with farmhouses, holiday shacks and modest cottages rather than dense suburbs. The local community mixes graziers and tourism operators with people seeking a quiet, nature-focused lifestyle, while shops and services are found in nearby regional centres reached by country roads.
Barmah property market performance
Barmah has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There was one house sale recorded over the last 3 months; unit sales data are not available.
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Barmah demographics
A small community of 229 people with a median age of 56. The typical household earns $875 a week, roughly $45,500 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couples without children are the largest single group at 48.3%, while couples with children make up 36.2%. One-parent families account for 15.5%, and together the couple family groups represent 84.5% of reported families, or more than four in five.
Homes in Barmah are mostly owner-occupied, with 63.6% owned outright and a further 24.2% owned with a mortgage, giving an owner-occupied share of about 87.8% (roughly seven in eight). Around 12.1% of dwellings are rented.
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