Cape Jaffa suburb profile
Cape Jaffa is a quiet coastal locality on South Australia's Limestone Coast beside Lacepede Bay, centred on a low headland and a sheltered marina that draws boat owners and visitors who enjoy fishing and boating. The neighbourhood mixes modest holiday cottages, waterfront homes around the harbour and larger coastal blocks, giving a low-density, seaside feel. Days here revolve around the water and shoreline with beach walks, boating and birdwatching common, while everyday shops and services are found in the nearby town. Native coastal scrub and open sandy foreshore frame clear views across the bay.
Cape Jaffa property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Cape Jaffa has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There were 4 house sales recorded in the last 3 months; other sales, days on market and rent figures are not available.
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Cape Jaffa demographics
Cape Jaffa is a very small community of 66 people. The median age is 61 and the median household income is $1,125 a week, roughly $58,500 a year.
Family arrangements are concentrated among couples without children, which make up 80.0% of families, while other families account for the remaining 20.0%.
Homes in Cape Jaffa are predominantly owner-occupied: about six in seven are owned by their occupants (64.3% owned outright and 21.4% owned with a mortgage), with 14.3% recorded as rented.
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