Bramston Beach suburb profile
Bramston Beach is a small, low-key coastal community on Queensland's tropical north coast, where mangrove-lined tidal flats and open sandy shore meet the Coral Sea. The suburb is characterised by low-density, mostly single-storey beach houses and a scattering of rural blocks, with a mix of permanent residents and holiday homes that favour a slow, outdoors lifestyle. People are drawn here for fishing, birdwatching and long beach walks rather than big-town conveniences. There are limited local services on the foreshore, so residents typically travel to nearby regional towns for shops, schools and larger facilities, while enjoying quiet coastal living and strong natural appeal.
Bramston Beach property market performance
Bramston Beach has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent figures for sales volumes, days on market and rents are also not available.
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Bramston Beach demographics
Bramston Beach is a small community of 173 people with a median age of 64. The median total household income is $955 a week, roughly $49,660 a year.
The family profile is dominated by couples without children, who make up 76.4% of families. Couple families with children account for 10.9%, while one-parent families represent 12.7%. Together, couple families with and without children comprise about 87% of families.
Homes in Bramston Beach are predominantly owner-occupied: 61.2% are owned outright and 18.8% are owned with a mortgage, a combined owner-occupied share of about 80%, while renting accounts for 20.0% of dwellings.
Suburbs near Bramston Beach
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