Boat Harbour suburb profile
Boat Harbour is a small coastal suburb on the Far North Coast of New South Wales that offers a quiet seaside lifestyle framed by beaches and coastal waterways. It has a village feel with low-density residential streets of single-storey weatherboard cottages and modern beach houses on generous blocks. The area attracts people seeking a relaxed pace, including families, retirees and owners of holiday homes. Local services are limited so residents head to nearby coastal centres for shopping and schooling, while the natural setting lends itself to fishing, beach walks and easy outdoor living.
Boat Harbour property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Boat Harbour has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. The provided figures also do not include recent sales volumes, median days on market or typical rents for the suburb, so those market measures cannot be reported here.
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Boat Harbour demographics
Boat Harbour is a very small community of 19 people, with a median age of 38 and a median total household income of $2,374 a week, roughly $123,450 a year.
Family types are led by one-parent families, which make up 45.5% of families (five households). Couple families with children account for 27.3% (three households) and couple families without children also account for 27.3% (three households).
Homes in Boat Harbour are all rented, with 100% of reported dwellings recorded as renter-occupied at the census.
Suburbs near Boat Harbour
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