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Limpinwood suburb profile

Limpinwood is a small rural village in the Tweed Valley hinterland of far north-eastern New South Wales, set among rolling paddocks and pockets of subtropical rainforest with views towards Wollumbin (Mount Warning). The area has a quietly agricultural character, made up of lifestyle blocks, small farms and timber cottages along quiet, tree-lined lanes. People who choose Limpinwood tend to be seeking space, a bush-focused pace and easy access to walking tracks, creeks and local produce rather than urban conveniences. Local services are limited, with shops, schools and larger facilities found in nearby towns and the coast reachable by road.

Limpinwood property market performance

Like many smaller suburbs, Limpinwood has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Sales counts, median days on market and typical rents are also not published for this suburb over the available reporting periods.

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Limpinwood demographics

Limpinwood is a small community of 234 people, with a median age of 56 and a median household income of $1,235 a week, about $64,220 a year.

Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children are the largest group at 53.1%, couple families with children make up 28.1%, and one-parent families account for 18.8%. Together, couples with and without children represent just over four in five families.

Homes in Limpinwood are mostly owner-occupied, with about 81% owned (45.6% owned outright and 35.3% owned with a mortgage) and 19.1% rented.

Suburbs near Limpinwood

Some popular suburbs near Limpinwood include:

  • Tyalgum: A small, scenic village in the Tweed Valley with rolling rural landscapes.
  • Brays Creek: A quiet rural locality in the Tweed hinterland with farmland and bush.
  • Springbrook: High rainforest plateaus and waterfalls, part of the Gold Coast hinterland.
  • Beechmont: A rural village in the Gold Coast hinterland with pastureland and valley views.
  • Bray Park: A small rural locality in northern New South Wales, surrounded by bushland.

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