Boat Harbour suburb profile
Boat Harbour is a small coastal village on Tasmania's north-west coast centred on the long sandy sweep of Boat Harbour Beach and the dunes that shelter it from Bass Strait. It feels quietly seaside, with low-rise, detached houses and weatherboard beach cottages that serve as both permanent homes and holiday retreats. The lifestyle is outdoors focused, with swimming, fishing, beach walks and birdwatching part of everyday life, and a noticeably calmer pace than nearby towns. Basic shopping and services are accessed in Wynyard, while the suburb itself retains a relaxed, coastal character that appeals to families, retirees and weekend visitors.
Boat Harbour property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Boat Harbour sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent figures for sales activity, days on market and the rental market are also not available from the current data feed.
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Boat Harbour demographics
Boat Harbour is home to 339 people with a median age of 51. Families are dominated by couples: 57.7% of families are couple families without children and a further 33.0% are couple families with children, while one-parent families make up 9.3%.
The typical household has a median income of $1,511 a week, about $78,600 a year. In Boat Harbour most homes are owner-occupied — 85.6% are owned (48.8% owned outright and 36.8% owned with a mortgage) and 14.4% are rented.
Suburbs near Boat Harbour
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