Mount Hallen suburb profile
Mount Hallen is a quiet rural locality in Queensland's Somerset Region, centred on the eponymous hill and framed by rolling farmland and patches of native bush. The suburb is defined by low-density, acreage living with hobby farms, grazing paddocks and a scattering of older farmhouses rather than suburban streets. The lifestyle is rural and outdoorsy, with broad views, quiet country roads and easy access to bushland for walking and horse riding. Local services are limited, so residents rely on nearby country towns for shopping, schools and community facilities, making Mount Hallen appealing to those seeking a peaceful country base within reach of regional centres.
Mount Hallen property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Mount Hallen has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the last three months two houses were reported sold. Other common market measures — recent unit sales, median days on market and rental figures — are not available.
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Mount Hallen demographics
A community of 457 people with a median age of 50, Mount Hallen's typical household earns about $1,600 a week, roughly $83,200 a year.
Household composition is led by couple families without children, which make up 60.6% of families, or just over three in five. Couple families with children account for 32.6%, and one-parent families represent 6.8% of family types.
Homes in Mount Hallen are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: combined outright ownership (44.2%) and ownership with a mortgage (50.0%) total 94.2%, while renters make up 5.8%.
Suburbs near Mount Hallen
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