Girgarre suburb profile
Girgarre is a small rural township in northern Victoria that functions as a service centre for the surrounding dairy and cropping country. The town has a compact main street with essential shops and a pub, a community hall and a recreational oval where local events and weekend sport are held, and a working rural character shaped by farming rhythms. Housing ranges from weatherboard cottages and modest brick homes to farmhouses on larger blocks, and the landscape is open paddocks punctuated by gum trees and shelter belts. Residents enjoy a quiet, neighbourly lifestyle with community activity and straightforward links to regional roads and nearby larger towns for additional services.
Girgarre property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Girgarre sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
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Girgarre demographics
Girgarre is a small community of 563 people with a median age of 42. The median total household income is $1,093 a week, roughly $56,800 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children are the largest group at 46.9%, while couple families with children make up 37.9% and one-parent families account for 15.2%. Together, the two couple family categories comprise about 84.8% of all families.
Homes in Girgarre are mostly owner-occupied, about 79.6% combined, split between 48.3% owned outright and 31.3% owned with a mortgage. Renters make up 20.4% of households.
Suburbs near Girgarre
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