Birralee suburb profile
Birralee is a small rural locality in northern Tasmania that offers a quiet country lifestyle within easy reach of Launceston and nearby regional centres. The area is defined by rolling paddocks, pockets of native bush and tree-lined country lanes, with properties ranging from hobby farms and acreage parcels to renovated timber cottages rather than suburban blocks. Local services are limited so residents use neighbouring towns for shopping, schools and health care, while weekends are spent on outdoor pursuits and local events. The overall character is pastoral and relaxed, suited to people who want more space and a slower pace of life.
Birralee property market performance
Birralee has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent sales counts, days on market and rental figures are not available for the suburb.
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Birralee demographics
Birralee is a small community of 177 people with a median age of 47. The typical household income is $933 a week, roughly $48,500 a year.
Most families are couple families: 22 are couple families with children (47.8%) and 21 are couple families without children (45.7%), together making up 93.5% of reported families. One-parent families number 3, or 6.5%.
In Birralee, owner-occupiers make up 95.6% of homes, with 50.0% owned outright (34 households) and 45.6% owned with a mortgage (31 households). Renters account for 4.4% (3 households).
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