Cypress Gardens suburb profile
Cypress Gardens, in the Toowoomba region on the Darling Downs, is a semi-rural residential pocket characterised by larger lots, open paddocks and stands of native trees that give a country feel just outside town. Housing is mostly low-density, with owner-built homes and hobby-farm style properties rather than dense streetscapes, so the suburb suits people after space, privacy and a quieter pace. Everyday shops, schools and services are found in nearby Highfields and Toowoomba, while local roads link the area to regional routes. The suburb appeals to buyers who want a rural outlook without being isolated from town conveniences.
Cypress Gardens property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Cypress Gardens has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Sales activity, median days on market and typical rents for houses and units are also not published for Cypress Gardens because the available recent data are insufficient to produce reliable figures.
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Cypress Gardens demographics
A small community of 94 people with a median age of 54, Cypress Gardens has a median household income of $687 a week, roughly $35,700 a year.
Families make up the clear majority of households. There are 14 couple families without children (58.3%), six couple families with children (25.0%) and four one-parent families (16.7%).
Homes in Cypress Gardens are mostly owner-occupied: 65.8% are owned outright and 21.1% are owned with a mortgage, together accounting for 86.9% owner-occupied, while 13.2% of dwellings are rented.
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