Tiddy Widdy Beach suburb profile
Set on the Yorke Peninsula's eastern shore facing Gulf St Vincent, Tiddy Widdy Beach is a small, low-key coastal community known for its long sandy foreshore and relaxed holiday-town feel. The suburb is largely made up of single-storey beach houses and holiday shacks on generous blocks, with a resident mix of retirees, families and weekenders who come for swimming, fishing and casual boating. Streets are quiet and the pace is unhurried, with basic foreshore facilities and easy access by road to neighbouring Ardrossan for shops and services. Tiddy Widdy suits people seeking simple seaside living rather than urban convenience.
Tiddy Widdy Beach property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Tiddy Widdy Beach sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the last three months there was one recorded house sale; unit sales are too few to report.
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Tiddy Widdy Beach demographics
Tiddy Widdy Beach is a small community of 195 people with a median age of 68 and a median household income of $790 a week, roughly $41,080 a year.
Families are dominated by couples without children, which account for 78.0% of families — nearly four in five. Couple families with children make up 11.9%, while one-parent families represent 10.2%.
Homes in Tiddy Widdy Beach are largely owner-occupied: 85.7% are owned (62.6% owned outright and 23.1% owned with a mortgage), and 14.3% are rented, so owner-occupiers outnumber renters by about six to one.
Suburbs near Tiddy Widdy Beach
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