Modewarre suburb profile
Modewarre is a rural locality in Victoria's Surf Coast hinterland, sitting between the coastal townships around Torquay and the farming country inland. The suburb is quietly agricultural, characterised by open paddocks, rolling hills and pockets of native bush, with farmhouses, lifestyle blocks and newer country residences rather than dense urban streets. People who live here are drawn to a rural pace of life while relying on nearby towns for shopping, schools and services. Local character centres on farming and outdoor living, and regional roads give residents straightforward access to the Surf Coast beaches and to larger centres for work and recreation.
Modewarre property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Modewarre sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. The published figures also do not include recent sales counts, median days on market or average rents for the suburb.
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Modewarre demographics
This small community of 277 people has a median age of 44. The typical household earns $2,250 a week, roughly $117,000 a year.
Household composition is dominated by couples. Couple families without children are the largest group at 45.5%, while couple families with children make up 36.4%. Together those two groups account for 81.9% of families, and one-parent families represent 18.2%.
In Modewarre, most homes are owner-occupied: 48.1% are owned outright and 44.4% are owned with a mortgage, so owner-occupiers make up 92.5% of dwellings. Only 7.4% are rented, roughly one in 14 homes.
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