Hamilton suburb profile
Hamilton is a small rural township in southern Tasmania set among rolling farmland and pockets of native bush in the Derwent Valley region. The town has a compact main street with basic services that support the surrounding agricultural community, and it tends to attract people after a quiet country lifestyle rather than urban bustle. Housing is a mix of working farms, timber cottages and rural-residential blocks, and local life centres on farming, outdoor recreation and community activities. Regional roads link Hamilton to larger centres, so residents can access broader services while living in a tranquil, country setting.
Hamilton property market performance
Hamilton has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Figures for recent sales activity, median days on market and average rents are also not available for this suburb.
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Hamilton demographics
Hamilton is a small community of 241 people with a median age of 44 and a typical household income of $987 a week, roughly $51,300 a year.
Household types are dominated by couples: 45.8% are couple families without children and 37.3% are couple families with children, while one-parent families make up 16.9% of families.
Homes in Hamilton are largely owner-occupied, with 45.6% owned outright and 34.2% owned with a mortgage (79.8% combined), and 20.3% of dwellings rented.
Suburbs near Hamilton
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