Dolphin Point suburb profile
Dolphin Point is a small coastal suburb on the New South Wales South Coast, sitting on a headland where the ocean meets the sheltered waters of the Narrawallee inlet and adjoining Mollymook and Narrawallee. It feels quietly residential, with mainly low-rise beach houses and renovated family homes, many positioned for ocean or inlet views. Daily life revolves around the shoreline, with beaches, coastal walks and water recreation on the doorstep, while shops and cafes are a short drive away in Mollymook. The suburb suits those wanting a relaxed seaside lifestyle, often attracting holiday homeowners and retirees.
Dolphin Point property market performance
Dolphin Point 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 one house sale was recorded; other market measures such as median days on market and average rents are not available due to the limited data.
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Dolphin Point demographics
Dolphin Point is a small community of 354 people, with a median age of 47. The median total household income is $1,488 a week, roughly $77,400 a year.
Families make up the bulk of households: couple families without children are the largest group at 51.5%, while couple families with children account for 34.0%. Together, couple families with and without children comprise about 85.5% of families, and one-parent families represent 14.4%.
Homes in Dolphin Point are predominantly owner-occupied, with 51.2% owned outright and 35.7% owned with a mortgage, meaning owner-occupiers total 86.9% of dwellings; 13.2% are rented.
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