Boston suburb profile
Boston is a small coastal town on the lower Eyre Peninsula, near Port Lincoln, with a quietly maritime character. Low-density streets are punctuated by older beach cottages and newer holiday homes, giving the place a mix of permanent residents and seasonal visitors. Life here centres on the water, with easy access to fishing, boating and shoreline walks, while surrounding farmland and coastal scrub keep the feel rural rather than suburban. There are few shops in the locality, so people turn to Port Lincoln for most services, but Boston's appeal is its relaxed seaside pace and outdoor lifestyle.
Boston property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Boston sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there were 2 house sales; there haven't been enough recent unit sales to report a reliable count.
There is also insufficient recent data to publish reliable figures for median days on market or average rents.
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Boston demographics
Boston is a community of 1,169 people, with a median age of 40 and a typical household income of $2,199 a week, roughly $114,348 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families with children make up 54.1% of families and couple families without children 41.3%. Together they account for 95.4% of families, while one-parent families represent 4.6%.
Homes in Boston are overwhelmingly owner-occupied, with 31.4% owned outright and 61.0% owned with a mortgage, combining to 92.4% owner-occupation; renters make up 7.6% of homes.
Suburbs near Boston
Some popular suburbs near Boston include:

