Tarlee suburb profile
Tarlee is a small Mid North township in South Australia’s Gilbert Valley, set beside the Gilbert River and lining the Horrocks Highway. It has a quiet, rural-village feel, with cropping and grazing country and low, rolling hills forming the backdrop. The community includes long-standing farming families, people seeking a country lifestyle and commuters who travel to larger centres such as Clare or Gawler. Housing is a mix of weatherboard and stone cottages, modest brick homes and nearby rural properties on larger blocks. Local life revolves around community facilities, a few local shops and pub-style meeting places, and outdoor recreation along the river, while the highway gives straightforward regional access.
Tarlee property market performance
Tarlee has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. In the past three months four houses changed hands in the suburb; there were not enough unit sales to report a count. There is also insufficient recent data to publish median days on market or average rents for Tarlee.
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Tarlee demographics
Tarlee is a small community of 316 people with a median age of 46. The typical household brings in $1,437 a week, roughly $74,724 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children are the largest group at 45.2%, while couple families with children make up 40.9%. One-parent families account for 10.8% and other families 3.2% of the family mix.
Homes in Tarlee are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: about nine in ten are owned, split between 37.9% owned outright and 51.6% owned with a mortgage, while 10.5% are rented.
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