Kelso suburb profile
Kelso is a small coastal village in northern Tasmania, sitting where the Tamar River meets Bass Strait and framed by dunes and low coastal scrub. It has a quiet, beach-oriented character with a mix of modest single-storey homes and holiday cottages, many set close to the foreshore. The beach and nearby reserves are the suburb’s main draw, popular for fishing, swimming and coastal walks, while everyday shopping and services are found in nearby towns. Life in Kelso suits people seeking a relaxed seaside pace, weekend retreats or a low-density place to live within reach of larger regional centres.
Kelso property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Kelso 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 was one recorded house sale. Unit sales, median days on market and average rents are not published for Kelso because there isn't enough recent data.
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Kelso demographics
There are 182 residents with a median age of 62. The median household income is $1,025 a week, or about $53,300 a year.
Family life is led by couple families without children, which make up 78.6% of families. Couple families with children account for 11.9% and one-parent families 9.5%.
Homes in Kelso are mostly owner-occupied, combining 64.6% owned outright and 24.6% owned with a mortgage for an 89.2% owner-occupied share, while renters make up 10.8%.
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