Reynolds Neck suburb profile
Reynolds Neck is a sparsely populated locality in north central Tasmania, defined by a quiet country character and stretches of farmland and native bush. Housing is mainly single-storey farmhouses, simple holiday cabins and small hobby properties, so the area suits people seeking seclusion, space for animals and an outdoors-oriented lifestyle. Local services are limited and residents typically travel to nearby towns for schools, shopping and medical care, with access along minor sealed and unsealed roads. Overall Reynolds Neck offers a slow-paced, nature-focused country setting rather than an urban lifestyle.
Reynolds Neck property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Reynolds Neck sees relatively few 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 was one house sale recorded. There is also insufficient recent data to report typical days on market or average rents for houses or units.
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Reynolds Neck demographics
Reynolds Neck is a very small community of nine people with a median age of 64. The median total household income is $350 a week, roughly $18,200 a year.
All reported families are couple families without children, making up 100.0% of families and totalling three families.
Homes in Reynolds Neck are all owned outright: four dwellings are recorded as owned outright, representing 100.0% of property ownership in the suburb.
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