Tullamore suburb profile
Tullamore is a small rural village in central west New South Wales set among broad cropping and grazing country. The town acts as a local service centre for surrounding farms, with a modest main street and community meeting places that anchor everyday life. Housing is a mix of simple cottages clustered near the town and larger farmsteads on the outskirts, so the area suits people who want a country pace and room for outdoors pursuits. Daily life follows agricultural rhythms, practical needs are met locally, and larger regional centres are within reach for hospitals and specialist services.
Tullamore property market performance
Tullamore has 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 one house sale was recorded; unit sales figures are not available.
There is also insufficient recent information to report median days on market, typical rents or rent changes for the suburb.
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Tullamore demographics
Tullamore is a community of 369 people with a median age of 50. The typical household income is $931 a week, roughly $48,412 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: just over half (51.9%) are couple families without children, while about two in five (38.3%) are couple families with children. One-parent families make up 9.9%.
Homes in Tullamore are mostly owner-occupied — a combined 86.4% are owned (64.0% outright and 22.4% with a mortgage) and renters make up 13.6%.
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