Falmouth suburb profile
Falmouth is a quiet coastal village on Tasmania's north-east coast, just up the road from St Helens and fronting open ocean along the Tasman Highway. It feels like a classic seaside retreat, with low-density, mainly single-storey homes and a mix of long-standing cottages and holiday residences set among dunes, headlands and small coastal reserves. The rhythm here is defined by beach walks, fishing and coastal views rather than shops or nightlife, so people move here for a relaxed, outdoors-oriented life while relying on nearby St Helens for most services, schools and shopping.
Falmouth property market performance
Falmouth sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. The only sales activity recorded in the last three months was one house sale.
Other standard market measures for Falmouth, including typical days on market and average rents, are not available from the recent data.
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Falmouth demographics
Falmouth is a very small community of 139 people with a median age of 54. The typical household brings in $1,075 a week, roughly $56,000 a year.
Families are dominated by couples without children, who make up 62.5% of families. Couple families with children account for 22.5% and one-parent families for 15.0%.
Homes in Falmouth are predominantly owner-occupied: 60.3% are owned outright and a further 19.0% are owned with a mortgage, giving about 79.3% owner-occupation compared with 20.7% rented, so owner-occupiers outnumber renters by almost four to one.
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