Weymouth suburb profile
Weymouth is a quiet coastal village on Tasmania's north-east coast overlooking Bass Strait, defined by a long curving sandy beach, low dunes and rugged headlands. The town has a holiday-village feel with a mix of older beach shacks and modest single-storey homes set among coastal scrub and farmland, attracting people after a relaxed seaside lifestyle, from retirees to families and weekenders. Recreation here centres on swimming, fishing and beach walks, while everyday services and a wider range of shops are found in nearby coastal towns. Road access is via scenic coastal routes and the pace of life is unhurried and small-scale.
Weymouth property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Weymouth sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Houses that did sell were on the market for a median of 56 days over the last 12 months. There isn't enough reliable data to report median days on market for units, recent sales counts, or average rents.
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Weymouth demographics
Weymouth is a very small community of 111 people with a median age of 60. The typical household income is $1,281 a week, roughly $66,612 a year.
Family life is dominated by couples: of the 40 families recorded, 27 (67.5%) are couple families without children and 9 (22.5%) are couple families with children. One-parent families make up the remaining 10.0%.
Homes in Weymouth are overwhelmingly owner-occupied: 62.0% are owned outright and 32.0% are owned with a mortgage, giving owner-occupiers a combined 94.0% compared with 6.0% rented — owner-occupiers outnumber renters by roughly 15 to one.
Suburbs near Weymouth
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