Cowwarr suburb profile
Cowwarr is a small Gippsland country town set amid dairy and grazing country, sitting on low river flats and framed by tree-lined streets and historic timber buildings. It has a quietly rural character, attracting farming families, people after acreage or a weekend retreat, and locals who value a slow country pace. A modest main street provides basic shops and community facilities, and much of daily life is shaped by the river and surrounding farmland. The area suits those who want rural living with easy access to larger regional centres for broader services and schooling.
Cowwarr property market performance
Cowwarr 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 was one recorded house sale. Other activity and rental measures, including unit sales, median days on market for houses and units and average rents, are not available in the figures provided.
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Cowwarr demographics
Cowwarr is a small community of 389 people with a median age of 47 years. The median total household income is $1,571 a week, roughly $81,692 a year.
The family profile is dominated by couples: 54.2% of families are couple families without children (58 families) and 37.4% are couple families with children (40 families). One-parent families make up 8.4% of families. Altogether, couple families (with and without children) represent 91.6% of reported families.
Homes in Cowwarr are mostly owner-occupied: 56.8% are owned outright and 34.4% are owned with a mortgage, giving an owner-occupied total of 91.2%, while renters account for 8.8% of dwellings.
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