Carnamah suburb profile
Carnamah is a small Wheatbelt town in WA's Mid West that acts as a service hub for surrounding broadacre grain and sheep properties. The town sits among flat, open farmland framed by native scrub and seasonal wildflowers, and its compact main street offers local shops, a pub, a community hall and sporting oval that anchor local life. Housing ranges from modest timber and brick cottages close to town to larger rural holdings and newer homes on acreage. The rhythm of life follows agricultural seasons, with community events and country sporting fixtures bringing people together, while regional roads link Carnamah with larger centres for further services.
Carnamah property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Carnamah has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the last 3 months there were 4 house sales recorded.
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Carnamah demographics
Couple families without children are the largest family group, accounting for 60.0% of families, while couple families with children make up 36.8% and one-parent families 3.2%.
The local community numbers 407 people and has a median age of 43. The median total household income is $1,350 a week, roughly $70,200 a year.
Homes in Carnamah are mostly owner-occupied, with 51.1% owned outright and 16.3% owned with a mortgage, combining to about two in three owner-occupied dwellings (67.4%). Renters make up 32.6% of households.
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