Stroud Road suburb profile
Stroud Road is a quiet rural-residential locality in New South Wales, made up of farming properties and hobby blocks strung along a country road rather than a defined town centre. Homes range from traditional farmhouses to more recent country residences, set among rolling pasture and pockets of native bush that suit outdoor pursuits and small-scale agriculture. There are minimal shops on the strip itself, so residents use services and community facilities in the neighbouring townships, and travel is by local roads. The area appeals to people seeking a slower, country lifestyle with room and privacy rather than suburban convenience.
Stroud Road property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Stroud Road sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There are also insufficient recent figures to report sales volumes, days on market or average rents for the suburb.
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Stroud Road demographics
Stroud Road is a small community of 242 people with a median age of 49. The typical household earns $1,483 a week, roughly $77,100 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children make up 52.5% of families (32 families), while couple families with children account for 37.7% (23 families). One-parent families represent 9.8% (6 families), so the two couple-family groups together comprise about 90.2% of all families.
Homes in Stroud Road are largely owner-occupied, at about 83.4% combined ownership (44.9% owned outright and 38.5% owned with a mortgage), while 16.7% of dwellings are rented.
Suburbs near Stroud Road
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