Lismore suburb profile
Lismore is a small country town in south-west Victoria that serves the surrounding agricultural district. Set among grazing paddocks and quiet back roads, it has a compact main street with everyday shops and a hotel, community and sporting facilities, and services that support farming families and local residents. Housing is largely single-storey weatherboard and brick homes on generous blocks, with rural properties on the outskirts, and the lifestyle centres on outdoor pursuits, local sport and a slower pace of life. Larger regional centres are within a short drive for specialist services and recreation.
Lismore property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Lismore sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for either houses or units.
Over the last 3 months there was one house sale recorded and no unit sales.
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Sold Past 3 months | 1 | N/A |
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Lismore demographics
Lismore is a small community of 472 people, with a median age of 52 and a median household income of $883 a week, roughly $46,000 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children are the largest group at 55.6%, while couple families with children make up 33.3%, so couples together account for 88.9% of families. One-parent families represent 11.1% of the family mix.
Homes in Lismore are predominantly owner-occupied: 48.4% are owned outright and 33.2% are owned with a mortgage, a combined 81.6% owner-occupied, while 18.4% of homes are rented.
Suburbs near Lismore
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