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Inverness suburb profile

Inverness is a quiet rural locality in the Gladstone region of central Queensland, characterised by acreage blocks, small farms and pockets of native bush that give it a spacious, country feel. Housing is dominated by low-density rural-residential properties and productive land rather than suburban estates, so the lifestyle suits people who want room for horses, gardens or machinery and a slower pace. Local services are limited, so residents rely on the nearby regional centre for shopping, schools and health care, and most travel by car. The area appeals to hobby farmers, families seeking space and anyone wanting rural living within reach of coastal and industrial centres.

Inverness property market performance

Like many smaller suburbs, Inverness 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 three months there were 6 houses sold. Houses sold in a median of 62 days over the last 12 months.

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Inverness demographics

A community of 460 people with a median age of 40 and a median household income of $2,449 a week, roughly $127,348 a year.

Families make up the bulk of households: couple families with children are the largest group at 60.8%, while couple families without children account for 32.8%. Together the two couple categories represent 93.6% of families, and one-parent families make up 6.4% (about one in 16).

Homes in Inverness are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 96.5% are recorded as owned, split between 43.4% owned outright and 53.1% owned with a mortgage, while just 3.5% are rented.

Suburbs near Inverness

Some popular suburbs near Inverness include:

  • Adelaide Park: Small coastal suburb with quiet residential streets and seaside reserves.
  • Yeppoon: Regional coastal town with a lively foreshore and a seaside village feel.
  • Meikleville Hill: Hilly residential suburb offering elevated coastal views and established homes.
  • Barmaryee: Suburban locality featuring family homes, parkland and fringes of bush.
  • Barlows Hill: Leafy elevated suburb with mature trees, established homes and local reserves.
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