Charleston suburb profile
Charleston is a small rural locality in South Australia, set among rolling farmland and patches of native bush that give it a quiet, country-village character. Housing is low-density, from weatherboard cottages and older farmhouses to more recent rural-residential blocks, attracting people after acreage, space and a slower pace. There is not a large town centre so residents travel to nearby towns for shops, schools and services, while local life is shaped by outdoor pursuits, farmland views and the rhythms of regional roads that link Charleston with larger centres.
Charleston property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Charleston 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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Charleston demographics
Charleston is a community of 550 people with a median age of 42. The typical household earns $2,116 a week, roughly $110,000 a year.
Families make up the core of the reported family mix: couple families with children are the largest group at 47.8%, and together with couple families without children (42.2%) they account for 90.0% of reported families. One-parent families represent 8.1% and other families 1.9%.
Homes in Charleston are predominantly owner-occupied: 86.1% are owned (32.4% owned outright and 53.7% owned with a mortgage), while 13.8% are rented, so owners outnumber renters roughly six to one.
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