Bellingham suburb profile
Bellingham is a small coastal village in north-east Tasmania at the mouth of the Pipers River where it meets Bass Strait. The place has a relaxed seaside character with sandy beaches, rocky headlands and a mix of weatherboard cottages and holiday houses. The local community combines long-term residents with weekenders and seasonal visitors who come for fishing, boating and shoreline walks. Daily life is shaped by outdoor, coastal living and birdlife, while basic shops and services are found in nearby George Town and regional roads provide links to larger service centres.
Bellingham property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Bellingham sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Two houses were sold in the suburb over the last three months. With so little recent activity there is limited additional market data available.
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Sold Past 3 months | 2 | N/A |
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Bellingham demographics
Bellingham is a very small community of 78 people with a median age of 58. The typical household earns $1,050 a week, roughly $54,600 a year.
Family life is weighted towards couples without children, who make up 86.4% of families, while couple families with children comprise 13.6%.
In Bellingham, all homes are owner-occupied: 55.6% are owned outright and 44.4% are owned with a mortgage.
Suburbs near Bellingham
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