Kilcunda suburb profile
Kilcunda is a small coastal village on Victoria's south-eastern Bass Coast, centred on a sheltered beach and a striking timber trestle bridge that forms part of the Bass Coast Rail Trail. It has a laid-back seaside character, with weatherboard shacks, renovated cottages and a scattering of contemporary homes perched above rock platforms and low cliffs. Daily life revolves around beach walks, fishing, birdwatching and cycling along the trail, while a compact village strip provides basic shops and community facilities and larger services are available in nearby Wonthaggi. The suburb suits people seeking a quieter, nature-focused coastal lifestyle.
Kilcunda property market performance
Kilcunda sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Other market measures in the recent data, including recent sales counts, median days on market, average rents and their 12-month changes, are also not available.
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Kilcunda demographics
A community of 578 people with a median age of 55, Kilcunda records a median total household income of $1,412 a week, roughly $73,424 a year.
Family types are led by couple families without children at 57.0%, about three in five families. Couple families with children make up 33.1%, while one-parent families account for 8.1% and other families 1.7%.
In Kilcunda most homes are owner-occupied, combining 50.0% owned outright and 37.5% owned with a mortgage to total 87.5% owner-occupancy; renters comprise 12.5% of dwellings.
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