Gowrie Mountain suburb profile
Gowrie Mountain is a semi-rural locality on the western fringe of Toowoomba in the Darling Downs, centred around the low basalt peak that gives the suburb its name. The area features small acreage holdings, hobby farms and pockets of remnant bush, offering a country outlook and sweeping views over the surrounding plains. It appeals to people seeking a quieter, rural lifestyle while keeping Toowoomba's schools, shops and services within easy reach. Streets are low-density and leafy, and outdoor pursuits such as horse riding, gardening and bushwalking are common. Local retail is minimal, so residents use nearby centres for most amenities and transport links.
Gowrie Mountain property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Gowrie Mountain has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. The dataset also does not provide recent sales counts, days on market or rental figures for the suburb.
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Gowrie Mountain demographics
Gowrie Mountain is a small community of 222 people with a median age of 49. The typical household reports a weekly income of $1,708, roughly $88,816 a year.
Among families, couple families without children are the largest group, making up 59.7% of families — about three in five. Couple families with children account for 25.0%, and one-parent families represent 15.3%. Together, couple families with and without children make up 84.7% of families.
Homes in Gowrie Mountain are predominantly owner-occupied, totaling 89.9% (48.1% owned outright and 41.8% owned with a mortgage), while renters make up 10.1%.
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