Seventeen Seventy suburb profile
Seventeen Seventy is a small coastal village on a headland overlooking Bustard Bay in central Queensland, famous as the place where Captain Cook made his second landing. Fringed by sandy beaches and coastal bush leading into Eurimbula National Park, it has a relaxed, holiday-oriented character with low-rise beach cottages, holiday rentals and caravan parks rather than dense development. A handful of shops and cafes serve locals and visitors, and there are launch points for fishing, reef and bay excursions, while neighbouring Agnes Water provides additional services. The town attracts people who favour quiet seaside living, boating and nature-based recreation.
Seventeen Seventy property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Seventeen Seventy has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough reliable data to publish a median house price or median unit price. Sales activity, median days on market and rental figures are also not available for the recent reporting periods.
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Seventeen Seventy demographics
Seventeen Seventy is a community of 125 people, with a median age of 57 and a median household income of $949 a week, roughly $49,350 a year.
Most reported families are couples without children, making up 75.9% of families, while couple families with children account for 24.1%.
Homes in Seventeen Seventy are predominantly owner-occupied, with about seven in eight dwellings owner-occupied overall (86.6% combined): 64.4% owned outright and 22.2% owned with a mortgage. Around 13.3% of homes are rented.
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