Burnside suburb profile
Burnside is a semi-rural suburb in Western Australia’s South West that offers a quietly country feel with spacious, low-density blocks and established homes. The area suits people after more room and a slower pace, with many properties backing onto paddocks or native vegetation rather than busy streets. Residents rely on nearby regional centres for shopping and services while enjoying easy access to the coast, bushland and the region’s recreational attractions. Road links provide straightforward access to surrounding towns, and the suburb appeals to families, retirees and anyone wanting a relaxed lifestyle close to regional amenities.
Burnside property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Burnside 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 was one house sale recorded; unit sales figures are not available. There is also insufficient recent data to report median days on market or average rents.
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Burnside demographics
This is a small community of 309 people, with a median age of 42 and a median total household income of $2,134 a week, roughly $111,000 a year.
Families are prominent here: couple families with children are the largest group at 52.4%, and together with couple families without children (40.5%) they make up 92.9% of reported families. One-parent families account for the remaining 7.1%.
Homes in Burnside are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 44.7% are owned outright and 45.9% are owned with a mortgage, giving owner-occupiers about 90.6% of dwellings, while renters make up 9.4%.
Suburbs near Burnside
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