Clackline suburb profile
Clackline is a small Wheatbelt hamlet in the Avon Valley region, centred where the Great Eastern Highway crosses rolling farm country. The locality is dominated by broadacre farmland, horse properties and rural residential blocks, with a compact cluster of houses and a handful of roadside businesses. The historic Clackline Bridge and nearby creek give the place a recognisable landmark and a touch of local history. Housing is largely farmhouse and weatherboard-style dwellings alongside modern sheds and rural homes. Life here is quiet and agricultural, suited to people wanting country living with convenient road links to nearby regional centres.
Clackline property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Clackline sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
The only recent sales figure available is two house sales over the last 3 months. Median days on market and rental measures for Clackline are not published because there isn't enough recent data.
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Clackline demographics
The community has a population of 330 people and a median age of 50. Typical households report a median total weekly income of $1,333 a week, roughly $69,300 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: just over half are couple families without children (51.6%), about a third are couple families with children (32.3%), and one-parent families make up 16.1% of families.
Homes in Clackline are predominantly owner-occupied. Owned outright accounts for 40.9% and owned with a mortgage 48.0%, a combined owner-occupied share of 88.9%, while 11.0% of homes are rented.
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