Great Western suburb profile
Great Western is a small historic wine town in Victoria's Grampians region, set among rolling vineyards and agricultural paddocks. The town is best known for its 19th-century stone cellars, including the historic Seppelt cellars, and a cluster of cellar doors that draw weekend visitors while the local community keeps a quietly rural rhythm. Homes range from stone cottages and weatherboard houses to larger farmsteads, and residents are a mix of long-standing farming and viticulture families alongside people who prefer a country lifestyle. A compact centre provides basic local services and the town links to the surrounding region by regional roads, with the Grampians nearby for bushwalking and scenic drives.
Great Western property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Great Western sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
The figures that are available show 3 houses were sold over the last 3 months.
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Great Western demographics
Great Western is a small community of 425 people with a median age of 52. The typical household income is $1,474 a week, which is roughly $76,600 a year.
Families are dominated by couples. Couple families without children are the largest group at 48.3% (58 families), while couple families with children make up 35.8% (43 families). One-parent families account for 10.8% and other families 5.0%, so just over four in five families are couple households of some kind.
In Great Western, nearly nine in ten homes are owner-occupied — 53.0% owned outright and 36.6% owned with a mortgage — and 10.4% of homes are rented.
Suburbs near Great Western
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