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Burringbar suburb profile

Burringbar is a small rural village in the Tweed Valley hinterland of northern New South Wales, set where lush subtropical hills meet open farmland. The suburb has a compact village centre and a country atmosphere that appeals to long-term farming families, lifestyle buyers and people seeking a quieter pace. Housing ranges from weatherboard cottages to renovated farmhouses and small acreages, often tucked among rainforest pockets with views towards the Burringbar Range and Wollumbin. Local life revolves around small-scale agriculture, community activities and easy road access to nearby coastal towns and regional centres.

Burringbar property market performance

Burringbar 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 five houses were sold, while unit sales were insufficient to report a reliable figure. Houses sold in a median of 32 days over the last 12 months.

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Burringbar demographics

Couple families are the dominant household type in Burringbar, with couple families with children at 40.5% and couple families without children at 44.4%, together accounting for 84.9% of families. One-parent families make up the remaining 15.1% of families.

This is a small community of 878 people with a median age of 45. The typical household earns $1,482 a week, roughly $77,100 a year.

Homes in Burringbar are predominantly owner-occupied: 39.8% are owned outright and 44.4% are owned with a mortgage, making owner-occupiers about 84.2% of dwellings, while renters account for 15.8% — roughly a five-to-one split in favour of ownership.

Suburbs near Burringbar

Some popular suburbs near Burringbar include:

  • Dunbible: Small rural locality in the Tweed hinterland, with farmland and rolling hills.
  • Stokers Siding: Compact village in the Byron hinterland, known for its creative, rural character.
  • Main Arm: Semi-rural valley area with pockets of rainforest and agricultural land.
  • Pottsville: Coastal town on the Tweed coast, popular for long sandy beaches.
  • South Golden Beach: Quiet coastal village with broad surf beaches and a laid-back vibe.
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