Hamelin Bay suburb profile
Hamelin Bay is a small coastal settlement on Western Australia's south west coast, centred on a sheltered bay of white sand and rocky headlands and known for the timber jetty remains that punctuate the shoreline. It has a holiday-town character, with beach shacks, caravan and camping facilities alongside a handful of permanent homes, so the village becomes noticeably busier in holiday periods. People come for swimming, fishing, boating and to see the tame stingrays that often approach the shallows, making it a relaxed spot for seaside escapes while still a short drive from the wineries, surf breaks and services of the Margaret River region.
Hamelin Bay property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Hamelin Bay has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There is also insufficient recent information to report median days on market, numbers of sales or typical rents and their changes.
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Hamelin Bay demographics
A tiny community of 58 people with a median age of 51. Households report a median total weekly income of $1,312 a week, roughly $68,224 a year.
All reported families are couples: 75.0% are couple families without children and 25.0% are couple families with children.
Homes in Hamelin Bay are all owner-occupied, with 66.7% owned outright and 33.3% owned with a mortgage.
Suburbs near Hamelin Bay
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