Lee Point suburb profile
Lee Point is a coastal suburb in Darwin's northern suburbs centred on Lee Point Beach and an adjoining coastal reserve, where sand dunes, stretches of open beach and pockets of native bush give the area a largely natural, windswept feel. Housing is low density, with standalone homes set against treed reserves rather than continuous commercial strips, so residents tend to favour a quieter seaside lifestyle and easy access to outdoor recreation such as walking, fishing and birdwatching. Local services are limited, with larger retail and community facilities in nearby centres, and a coastal road provides the main link into the wider Darwin area.
Lee Point property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Lee Point has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent figures for sales activity, median days on market and average rents are also not available.
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Lee Point demographics
Lee Point is a very small community of 94 people with a median age of 62. The median total household income is $675 a week, roughly $35,100 a year.
All reported families are couple families without children, accounting for 100.0% of families and numbering 14 households.
Homes in Lee Point are all owned outright: 27 dwellings are recorded as owned outright, representing 100.0% of reported tenure.
Suburbs near Lee Point
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