Sugarloaf suburb profile
Sugarloaf is a quiet rural locality on Queensland's Granite Belt, characterised by rolling granite hills, orchards and small vineyards. Properties are mostly acreage and lifestyle blocks with homes set among gum trees and rocky outcrops, attracting people who want a country pace while remaining close to Stanthorpe for shops and services. The area suits hobby farmers, creatives and retirees who enjoy cooler seasonal weather, local cellar doors and outdoor pursuits such as bushwalking and scenic drives. There are few commercial amenities inside Sugarloaf itself, so everyday needs are usually met in the nearby town while the landscape offers a sense of space away from the regional centre.
Sugarloaf property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Sugarloaf has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent sales counts, days on market and rental figures are also not available.
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Sugarloaf demographics
A small community of 162 people, Sugarloaf has a median age of 53 and a median total household income of $1,267 a week, roughly $66,000 a year.
Families reported in the census are entirely couple households: 55.6% are couple families with children (20 families) and 44.4% are couple families without children (16 families), together accounting for all reported families.
In Sugarloaf, all homes are owner-occupied, split between 62.3% owned outright (33 dwellings) and 37.7% owned with a mortgage (20 dwellings).
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