Bugle Ranges suburb profile
Bugle Ranges is a small, rural locality in South Australia set among rolling paddocks and remnant native bush, where farmsteads and acreage properties sit along quiet country roads. The area is defined by a farming and smallholding character rather than suburban development, so residents tend to value space, privacy and a rural outlook. Local facilities are limited, with everyday shopping, schools and services found in nearby town centres, and daily life is shaped by driving to access amenities. Outdoor pursuits such as riding, bushwalking and enjoying open views are part of the appeal for people moving to the area.
Bugle Ranges property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Bugle Ranges 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 has been one house sale recorded; other market measures such as median days on market, value changes and rents are not available.
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Bugle Ranges demographics
Bugle Ranges is a small community of 289 people with a median age of 48 years. The typical household earns $2,031 a week, roughly $105,612 a year.
Family life is dominated by couple families without children, which make up 55.8% of families — just over five in ten. Couple families with children account for 37.7% (about four in ten), and one-parent families are 6.5% (roughly one in fifteen).
Homes in Bugle Ranges are mostly owner-occupied: 42.4% are owned outright and a further 42.4% are owned with a mortgage, so owner-occupiers total 84.8% of dwellings, while renters make up 15.2%.
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