Gretna suburb profile
Gretna is a small rural village in Tasmania's Derwent Valley, set among rolling farmland and pockets of native bush near the River Derwent. The suburb is made up of weatherboard cottages, stone homesteads and hobby farms on generous blocks, home to long-standing farming families as well as people seeking a quieter country life while remaining within reach of New Norfolk and Hobart. Living here is outdoorsy and relaxed, with broad country views, nearby riverside recreation and a handful of local community buildings and farm services. Gretna is reached by regional roads, offering rural privacy without complete isolation.
Gretna property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Gretna has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the past three months there were two recorded house sales. There haven't been enough unit sales to report a median, and other metrics such as median days on market and typical rents are not available from the recent data.
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Gretna demographics
Gretna is a small community of 254 people with a median age of 38. The typical household has a median weekly income of $1,388, roughly $72,200 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families with children and couple families without children each make up 39.1% of families, together just under four in five (78.2%). One-parent families account for the remaining 21.9%.
Homes in Gretna are mostly owner-occupied. About 38.8% are owned outright and 45.0% are owned with a mortgage, totalling 83.8% owner-occupied, while 16.2% of dwellings are rented.
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