Bonegilla suburb profile
Bonegilla sits on the rural fringe of the Albury–Wodonga region in north-east Victoria, a low-density pocket of open farmland, hobby farms and larger rural-residential blocks that appeals to people wanting space and a country lifestyle with access to regional services. The suburb is best known for the former Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centre, an important heritage site that reflects the area's postwar history. Outdoor life centres on nearby Lake Hume and the Murray River, and most shopping, schooling and health services are accessed in the neighbouring regional centres while local travel is mainly by road.
Bonegilla property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Bonegilla sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the past three months there was one reported house sale; recent unit sales data are not available.
Median days on market and average rent figures for Bonegilla are not available from the recent data feed.
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Bonegilla demographics
Bonegilla is a small community of 610 people, with a median age of 26. The median total household income is $2,104 a week, roughly $109,408 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: combined, couple families make up 97.1% of reported families, split between 51.0% who are couples without children and 46.1% who are couples with children. One-parent families account for 2.9%.
In Bonegilla, owner-occupation is the norm — owned outright (52.2%) together with homes owned with a mortgage (33.6%) total 85.8% of dwellings, while renters make up 14.2%.
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