Rossarden suburb profile
Rossarden is a tiny rural village in north-east Tasmania, set amid rolling farmland and native bush on the fringes of the high country. It retains a strong mining heritage visible in weatherboard cottages and simple workers' houses, and the settlement reads as a quiet country hamlet surrounded by smallholdings and grazing land. Life here is low-key and outdoorsy, suited to people who want seclusion, farm life or easy access to nearby bushland. Local services are limited, so residents depend on surrounding country towns for shops and schools and travel is along winding country roads rather than regular public transport.
Rossarden property market performance
Rossarden has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
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Rossarden demographics
Rossarden is a very small community of 48 people, with a median age of 51 and a median household income of $624 a week, roughly $32,448 a year.
Families are split between one-parent households and couples without children. One-parent families make up 55.6% of families (five households), while couple families without children account for 44.4% (four households).
Most homes in Rossarden are owner-occupied, with 84.2% owned outright and 15.8% rented.
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