Mendooran suburb profile
Mendooran is a small rural village in central western New South Wales that acts as a quiet service centre for the surrounding agricultural district. The town’s compact main street is home to a pub, a general store and community facilities, while life here revolves around farming, outdoor pursuits and local sport. Housing ranges from timber cottages and worker homes to larger rural properties and homesteads, so the population includes farming families, people seeking a country pace and retirees. The suburb offers a relaxed, community-minded lifestyle with regional roads linking it to larger centres and nearby bushland.
Mendooran property market performance
Mendooran sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There were 4 houses sold over the last 3 months; other sale activity, days on market and rental figures are not available from the data.
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Mendooran demographics
Among families, couple families with children are the largest group at 42.9% (63 families). Couple families without children account for 37.4% (55 families), one-parent families 17.7% (26 families) and other families 2.0% (3 families).
The community numbers 626 people and has a median age of 45. The median total household income is $928 a week, roughly $48,256 a year.
Homes in Mendooran are predominantly owner-occupied: 56.7% are owned outright and 27.9% are owned with a mortgage, together about 84.6% owner-occupied, while 15.4% are rented.
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