Point Samson suburb profile
Point Samson is a small coastal village on Western Australia's Pilbara coast, set on a low headland beside a sheltered bay. The town has a strong fishing and boating character, with a compact foreshore popular for anglers, family swims and evening walks. Housing is a mix of older beach shacks, holiday accommodation and modest permanent homes, giving the place a distinctly laid-back, seasonal feel. Local services are limited so people rely on nearby regional centres for major shopping and health needs, but the quiet streets, beach access and coastal outlook make it a calm base for holidaymakers and locals who favour a maritime lifestyle.
Point Samson property market performance
Point Samson sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There was one house sale recorded in the past three months. Other metrics, such as days on market and average rents, are not available.
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Point Samson demographics
Point Samson is a small community of 249 people with a median age of 45. The median total household income is $2,478 a week, roughly $129,000 a year.
All reported families are couple families: about three in five (62.5%) are couples without children and the remaining 37.5% are couples with children.
Homes in Point Samson are mostly owner-occupied. Owned outright accounts for 24.7% and homes owned with a mortgage 35.1%, a combined owner-occupied share of 59.8%, while renters make up 40.3% of dwellings.
Suburbs near Point Samson
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