Killawarra suburb profile
Killawarra is a quiet, rural locality in northern Victoria defined by broad agricultural land, low-density homes and a country pace of life. The built character is predominantly single-storey farmhouses, sheds and lifestyle blocks sitting on generous parcels of land rather than suburban streets. Daily life centres on outdoor and farming activities, with native eucalypts and open paddocks shaping the local outlook. Local services are limited, so residents travel to nearby regional towns for shopping, schools and health care, and private vehicles are the main way to get around. Killawarra suits people seeking space, privacy and a straightforward rural lifestyle close to regional centres.
Killawarra property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Killawarra sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
There is also insufficient recent information to report on sales activity, median days on market or average rents.
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Killawarra demographics
This small community of 391 people has a median age of 48 and a typical household income of $2,087 a week, roughly $108,524 a year.
The family mix is dominated by couple families: couple families without children make up 46.7% and couple families with children 41.7%, together accounting for 88.4% of families. One-parent families represent 11.7%.
Homes in Killawarra are overwhelmingly owner-occupied, with 64.6% owned outright and 33.1% owned with a mortgage — a combined owner-occupancy of 97.7% while renters comprise 2.3%.
Suburbs near Killawarra
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