Cranbrook suburb profile
Cranbrook is a small agricultural town in Western Australia’s Great Southern, set among rolling farmland and patches of native bush. It serves as a local service centre for surrounding farms, with a compact town centre that caters to everyday needs and a strong emphasis on community life. Housing ranges from modest single-storey weatherboard and brick homes to larger rural properties on small acreage, and the pace here is relaxed and country focused. Residents enjoy outdoor pursuits, local sporting clubs and community events, while larger regional centres are close enough for occasional trips for broader services.
Cranbrook property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Cranbrook sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Consequently, recent figures for sales activity, median days on market and typical rents are also not available for Cranbrook.
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Cranbrook demographics
Couple families without children are the largest family type, accounting for 53.4% of families, just over half of all families. Couple families with children make up 31.4%, roughly three in ten, and one-parent families account for 15.3%, about one in seven.
The community numbers 505 people and has a median age of 44 years. The typical household receives $1,166 a week in total income, which is about $60,632 a year.
Homes in Cranbrook are mostly owner-occupied: 47.3% are owned outright and 18.8% are owned with a mortgage, a combined 66.1% or about two in three households, while 33.9% are rented.
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