Black Snake suburb profile
Black Snake is a small rural locality in Queensland's South Burnett, sitting in the Kingaroy hinterland and defined by open paddocks and pockets of eucalypt woodland. The area is made up of grazing and cropping properties alongside a handful of rural residential blocks, so the built form is dominated by homesteads, farm sheds and tree-lined lanes rather than suburban streets. Life here is quietly agricultural, centred on seasonal farm work and wide rural views, with most shopping, services and schools found in nearby Kingaroy and access provided by local country roads to the regional network.
Black Snake property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Black Snake has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. The recent dataset also doesn't provide reliable counts of sales, median days on market or average rents for the suburb.
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Black Snake demographics
Black Snake is a small community of 88 people with a median age of 54. The typical household income is $1,062 a week, roughly $55,200 a year.
All reported families are couple families. There are 21 families in total: 16 couple families without children (76.2%) and 5 couple families with children (23.8%).
Homes in Black Snake are overwhelmingly owner-occupied, at 91.6% overall — 69.4% owned outright and 22.2% owned with a mortgage — while 8.3% of dwellings are rented. In raw counts, that is 25 homes owned outright, 8 with a mortgage and 3 rented.
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