Mount Larcom suburb profile
Mount Larcom is a rural service town at the foot of the distinctive volcanic peak of the same name in Queensland's Gladstone region, located beside the Bruce Highway and the North Coast railway line. The township provides basic services to surrounding grazing and cropping properties, with a compact main street, a primary school and local sporting clubs anchoring community life. The mountain is a constant local landmark, giving easy access to bushwalking and broad views over coastal plains and ranges. Residents enjoy a quiet country lifestyle with straightforward road and rail links to larger regional centres for work and services.
Mount Larcom property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Mount Larcom has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there were two house sales recorded; recent unit sales are too few to report.
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Mount Larcom demographics
Mount Larcom is a small community of 332 people, with a median age of 42. The typical household brings in $1,268 a week, roughly $66,000 a year.
Couple families without children are the largest group at 53.9%, couple families with children account for 27.0% and one-parent families 19.1%. Together the two couple-family categories make up about eight in ten families.
Homes in Mount Larcom are mostly owner-occupied: 38.7% are owned outright and 42.0% are owned with a mortgage, so roughly four in five households are owner-occupiers, while 19.3% are rented.
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