Gisborne South suburb profile
Gisborne South is a semi-rural pocket in the Macedon Ranges hinterland that blends small-acreage living with a countryside feel. The area is characterised by rolling paddocks, stands of native bush and properties set on generous blocks where horse yards, vegetable gardens and established trees are common. Housing ranges from weatherboard cottages and renovated farmhouses to purpose-built country homes, appealing to families, hobby farmers and people seeking space and privacy. Residents rely on nearby Gisborne for shops, cafes and rail connections, while the surrounding landscape offers easy access to bushwalking, local equestrian trails and broad views across the ranges.
Gisborne South property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Gisborne South has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Sales counts, median days on market and rental figures are also too limited to produce reliable statistics for the suburb.
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Gisborne South demographics
Gisborne South is a small community of 854 people, with a median age of 46. The median total household income is $2,799 a week, roughly $145,548 a year.
Families predominate: couple families with children are the largest single group at 49.4%, couple families without children account for 44.5%, and one-parent families make up 6.1% of reported family households.
In Gisborne South most homes are owner-occupied: 49.3% are owned outright and a further 46.0% are owned with a mortgage, together accounting for 95.3% of dwellings. Renters represent 4.8%, or roughly one in twenty homes.
Suburbs near Gisborne South
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