Wyangala suburb profile
Wyangala is a small lakeside village in central west New South Wales, built around Lake Wyangala and the dam wall and framed by rocky outcrops and native bush. It is primarily a recreation and holiday centre, known for boating, fishing, lakeside camping, picnic reserves and lookouts, with accommodation made up of holiday cabins, caravan park sites and a handful of permanent homes. The community mixes weekend visitors and anglers with locals linked to surrounding farms, and local services are focused on visitors rather than extensive retail. The village is accessed by sealed rural roads and sits within the Lachlan Valley landscape.
Wyangala property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Wyangala sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the last 3 months one house sale was recorded; unit sales were too few to report. Median days on market and average rents are not available from the recent data.
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Wyangala demographics
Wyangala is a small community of 216 people with a median age of 57. The median household earns $1,034 a week, about $53,768 a year.
Families are dominated by couples without children, who make up 61.0% of families, while couple families with children account for 22.0%. One-parent families represent 11.9% and other families 5.1%.
Homes in Wyangala are predominantly owner-occupied: 56.7% are owned outright and 26.7% are owned with a mortgage, a combined owner-occupied share of 83.4%, leaving 16.7% rented — roughly five owner-occupiers for every renter.
Suburbs near Wyangala
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