Comboyne suburb profile
Comboyne is a rural village on the Comboyne Plateau in the Mid North Coast region of New South Wales, set on rich red volcanic soils and known for dairy farms and macadamia orchards. The landscape is a mix of rolling pastures, remnant rainforest gullies and quiet country lanes. The township has a modest village centre with basic shops and community facilities that support local farms and small-acreage living. Residents include farming families, people seeking a lifestyle block and those after a quieter pace, with housing made up of farmhouses, weatherboard cottages and larger rural lots, and country roads linking the plateau to nearby coastal towns.
Comboyne property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Comboyne sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There is also insufficient recent data to provide reliable figures for recent sales activity, days on market or typical rents.
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Comboyne demographics
The community numbers 416 people with a median age of 55 and a typical household income of $1,191 a week, roughly $62,000 a year.
Families are dominated by couple families without children, which make up 60.5% of reported families. Couple families with children account for 26.3%, while one-parent families represent 13.2% of the family mix.
In Comboyne, most homes are owner-occupied, at 81.2% overall — 59.1% owned outright and 22.1% owned with a mortgage — while renters make up 18.8% of dwellings.
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