North Aramara suburb profile
North Aramara is a sparsely populated rural locality in Queensland's Wide Bay–Burnett region, characterised by grazing country and pockets of native eucalypt bush. Properties are mainly small to medium farms and acreage blocks, with modest timber cottages and some newer low-profile homes set well back from quiet local roads. The lifestyle is rural and self-reliant, appealing to graziers, hobby farmers and people seeking a quiet country base while relying on nearby towns for shops, schools and services. Outdoor life is centred on farm work, horse riding and exploring bush tracks, and the area offers wide views and a strong sense of seclusion.
North Aramara property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, North Aramara sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Other market measures in the feed—recent sale counts, typical days on market and average rents for houses and units—are also not available for this suburb.
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North Aramara demographics
North Aramara is a very small community of 45 people, with a median age of 57. The median household income is $900 a week, roughly $46,800 a year.
Reported families are mostly couples without children, at 71.4% of families, with one-parent families making up the other 28.6%.
Homes in North Aramara are all owner-occupied, with 65.4% owned outright and 34.6% owned with a mortgage.
Suburbs near North Aramara
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