Burra suburb profile
Burra is a small rural village in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, set among rolling paddocks and pockets of native bush that give it a quietly agricultural character. The area attracts people who want acreage living and a slower pace while remaining within reach of Queanbeyan and Canberra for work and services. Housing is a mix of older farmhouses, timber cottages and more recent country homes on generous blocks, and the locality is known for hobby farms and equestrian properties. Local services are limited, so residents rely on neighbouring towns for shopping, schools and medical care, and enjoy outdoor pursuits and country roads.
Burra property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Burra 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 three months there was one recorded house sale; unit sales and other market measures are too limited to report a median price, days on market or rental figures.
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Burra demographics
Household types are dominated by couples. Couple families without children are the largest group at 48.1%, closely followed by couple families with children at 45.9%, while one-parent families account for 6.1%. Together the two couple categories make up about 94.0% of reported families.
This is a community of 790 people with a median age of 46 and a median total household income of $2,892 a week, roughly $150,400 a year.
Homes in Burra are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 96.3% are owner-occupied (38.1% owned outright and 58.2% owned with a mortgage), and renters make up 3.7%.
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