Brushgrove suburb profile
Brushgrove is a small riverside village on the Clarence River in the Clarence Valley, a quiet pocket of rural NSW close to Maclean. It has a laid-back, river-centred character with low-density properties ranging from older timber cottages to larger rural blocks, many backing onto wetlands and tidal creeks. Daily life here leans on the water with boating, fishing and birdwatching common, while surrounding farmland gives a pastoral backdrop. The suburb has a village feel rather than a busy commercial centre, and it suits people after a relaxed country-river lifestyle with easy access to nearby town services.
Brushgrove property market performance
Brushgrove has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last three months one house sale was recorded; other sales figures, price-change, days-on-market and rent metrics are not available.
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Brushgrove demographics
Brushgrove is a small community of 181 people, with a median age of 61 and a median household income of $1,135 a week, roughly $59,020 a year.
The largest family type is couple families without children, at 57.8% of families — about three in five. Couple families with children make up 24.4% and one-parent families account for 17.8%. There are 26 couple families without children, 11 couple families with children and eight one-parent families.
Homes in Brushgrove are predominantly owner-occupied: 55.8% are owned outright and 31.2% are owned with a mortgage, together about 87% owner-occupied, while 13.0% are rented.
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