Lot 85 - 88 on Hughes Estate - Bargara

Description

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Bargara is a coastal suburb about 13 km east of Bundaberg and roughly 384 km north of Brisbane. It covers approximately 9.3 km² and had a population of around 8,883 by 2021, up significantly from earlier years.

The demographic is older—with the median age centered around retirees. In 2021, over half the population was aged 55 or older, reflecting Bargara’s popularity with retirees and holiday-home buyers. Most residents were born in Australia, followed by the UK, New Zealand, and South Africa, and English is the predominant language at home.

Property in Bargara commands a premium relative to Bundaberg. The median house price sits around $773,000–$828,000 with annual growth between 9% and 10%. Units average between $590,000 and $600,000, but their values are either flat or experiencing slight declines year-on-year. Rental yields are around 4.0% for houses (median rent ~$615–$620/week) and about 4.7% for units with slightly lower rents.

The real estate market is active: approximately 150–180 houses sold in the past year, with sales typically closing in 24 to 48 days. Long-term rental vacancy rates are tight at or below 1%, confirming strong demand—particularly from holiday renters.

Bargara is well-regarded for lifestyle appeal. The suburb boasts calm beaches, snorkelling and diving spots near Kelly’s Beach, and nearby natural assets like Mon Repos Conservation Park and the Great Sandy Strait. Community character is relaxed and friendly, supported by cafes, small shopping nodes, and golf and surf clubs.

There are no schools in Bargara itself; children attend school in Bundaberg or nearby Kepnock State High School. Local transport includes bus route 4 connecting to Bundaberg CBD and shopping destinations, with road access via Bundaberg–Bargara Road.

Infrastructure and amenities are expanding. A new shopping village and senior‑living resort are under development, and major projects in the broader region include upgrades to hospitals, aquatic centres, parks, and transport facilities.

Bargara delivers sought-after coastal living with strong property fundamentals—steady capital growth, consistently low vacancy rental market, and attractive yields. Its beachside lifestyle, solid community infrastructure, and proximity to Bundaberg’s services make it especially appealing for retirees, lifestyle‑buyers, and investors. Growth prospects are buoyed by ongoing development and steady tourism demand.