Hartley suburb profile
Hartley is a small historic village in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, sitting on the western edge of the Blue Mountains and anchored by the Hartley Historic Site with its stone courthouse and church. The village has a strong colonial character, with sandstone cottages and narrow streets that attract visitors interested in heritage. It feels rural and quiet, surrounded by bushland and rolling hills, and the housing mix leans to renovated period homes and small acreage blocks. Hartley suits people who appreciate history and a country pace while remaining within reach of larger towns and the Great Western Highway for travel.
Hartley property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Hartley sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there were 2 house sales recorded; unit sales were too few to report.
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Hartley demographics
Hartley is a small community of 478 people with a median age of 48. The typical household income is $1,906 a week, roughly $99,100 a year.
Families make up the clear bulk of the reported household types. Couple families with children are the largest single group at 50.0%, and together with couple families without children (42.4%) they account for 92.4% of families. One-parent families represent 7.6% of the family mix.
Homes in Hartley are predominantly owner-occupied, totalling 90.9% of dwellings (46.6% owned outright and 44.3% owned with a mortgage), while renters make up 9.1%.
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