Burrawang suburb profile
Burrawang is a small, historic village in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, set among rolling farmland and pockets of eucalypt bush. It feels distinctly country, with weatherboard cottages and modest stone buildings clustered along a quiet main street and larger rural properties spreading onto the surrounding hills. Living here suits people who want a slower, semi-rural lifestyle while still being within reach of the region's larger towns for shops and services. Local life is centred on a compact village centre and occasional community events, and the area appeals to those who value space, privacy and scenic rural walks.
Burrawang property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Burrawang sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough reliable data to publish a median house or unit price. Sales activity, median days on market and rental figures are also not available for the suburb.
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Burrawang demographics
There are 431 residents with a median age of 54. The median total household income is $1,958 a week, roughly $101,800 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children make up 64.3% of families, while couple families with children account for 26.4%, so couples of both kinds represent 90.7% of all families. One-parent families make up 9.3% of the family mix.
In Burrawang, owner-occupiers account for 81.0% of households (57.7% owned outright and 23.3% owned with a mortgage), while renters make up 19.0% of homes.
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