Stowport suburb profile
Stowport is a quiet rural locality on Tasmania's north-west coast, sitting in the hinterland around Burnie. It is dominated by farmland and hobby blocks, with open paddocks, tree-lined lanes and a scattering of older cottages and modern rural homes on larger parcels of land. The area suits people after a country lifestyle while retaining access to urban services, so residents range from families and retirees to tradespeople who work in nearby towns. Daily life here revolves around outdoor pursuits, home gardens and small-scale farming, while beaches, coastal walks and town services are within easy reach.
Stowport property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Stowport 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 three months there was one house sale; unit sales were too few to publish a recent count.
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Stowport demographics
The community has 446 people and a median age of 40. The median total household income is $1,509 a week, roughly $78,500 a year.
Family households dominate: couple families without children account for 46.7%, couple families with children make up 41.8%, and one-parent families are 11.5%. Together the two couple-family categories total 88.5% of families.
In Stowport, most homes are owner-occupied, about 81.8% in total, with 41.2% owned outright and 40.6% owned with a mortgage, while 18.2% are rented.
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