Bowning suburb profile
Bowning is a small rural village in the Southern Tablelands set beneath the low rise of Bowning Hill and surrounded by grazing paddocks and rolling countryside. The suburb has a compact centre with a scattering of older cottages and community buildings that give it a quietly historic, country feel. Life here is paced around rural property and outdoor living, appealing to people after acreage, weekend retreats or a quieter alternative to nearby regional towns. Road links to surrounding centres make services accessible while the landscape of open fields and big skies remains the dominant feature.
Bowning property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Bowning has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Other market statistics in the feed, including recent sales counts, days on market and average rents, are not available.
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Bowning demographics
This community of 619 people has a median age of 45. Families are the predominant household type: couple families together account for 83.8% (49.4% without children and 34.4% with children), with couple families without children the single largest group. One-parent families make up 14.4% and other families 1.7%. The median total household income is $1,888 a week, roughly $98,200 a year.
In Bowning, homes are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 40.2% are owned outright and 51.0% are owned with a mortgage, totalling about 91% owner-occupied, while renters comprise 8.8% of dwellings.
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