Godwin Beach suburb profile
Godwin Beach is a small coastal village on the western shore of the Pumicestone Passage, facing Bribie Island, with a relaxed seaside character centred on a foreshore reserve, boat ramp and mangrove-lined tidal flats popular with fishers and birdwatchers. The suburb is made up mainly of low-density, single-storey homes and older holiday cottages alongside more recent builds, attracting retirees, families and people who want a quieter coastal lifestyle. Streets are generally calm outside weekend visitors, and everyday shopping and services are a short drive away at nearby Sandstone Point and other Moreton Bay centres, while boating and nature are the local draws.
Godwin Beach property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Godwin Beach sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Other market metrics from the feed, including recent sales counts, median days on market and average rents, are also unavailable.
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Godwin Beach demographics
A small community of 487 people with a median age of 49, and a typical household income of $1,445 a week, roughly $75,140 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families with children make up 32.9% of families and couple families without children 46.2%, together accounting for 79.1% of family types. One-parent families represent 17.7% and other families 3.2%.
Most homes in Godwin Beach are owner-occupied, about 78.2% in total, split between 43.4% owned with a mortgage and 34.8% owned outright, while 21.7% of dwellings are rented.
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