Eldorado suburb profile
Eldorado is a small north-east Victorian township with a clear gold rush heritage, where historic miners' cottages sit alongside weatherboard homes and larger rural properties. Set in a patchwork of farmland and remnant bush, the town has a quietly rural character and a village feel, with basic local services and community spaces that reflect long-standing agricultural and mining roots. Regional roads provide access to broader services and regional centres, while nearby bushland and open paddocks make the area appealing to people seeking a low-key country lifestyle, outdoor recreation and a slower pace of life.
Eldorado property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Eldorado 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 three months there was 1 house sale recorded; there were not enough unit sales to report. Median days on market and recent rental figures are not available.
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Eldorado demographics
Eldorado is a small community of 382 people with a median age of 52. Households report a median total weekly income of $1,312 a week, or about $68,224 a year.
Family life in Eldorado is dominated by couples. Couple families without children make up 48.7% of families and couple families with children account for 41.6%, together representing 90.3% of reported families. One-parent families are 6.2% and other families 3.5%.
Homes in Eldorado are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 89.0% are owner-occupied (44.5% owned outright and 44.5% owned with a mortgage), while 11.0% are rented.
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