Coleambally NSW 2707 — House Prices, Rent & Suburb Profile
Coleambally is a suburb in New South Wales (postcode 2707). The median sale price is $410k (+228% since 2013). It has a population of about 1,152 (ABS Census 2021).
Median sale price trend
| Year | Median sale price |
|---|---|
| 2020 | $191,000 |
| 2021 | $225,000 |
| 2022 | $272,500 |
| 2023 | $323,000 |
| 2024 | $285,000 |
| 2025 | $410,000 |
Source: NSW Valuer General bulk property sales. Medians shown only where there are enough sales.
Housing mix
Predominantly house (90% of recorded sales, most commonly around 700+㎡ land).
Demographics (ABS Census 2021)
- Population: 1,152
- Median age: 43
- Median weekly household income: $1,555
- Average household size: 2.4
Socio-economic profile (ABS SEIFA 2021)
- IRSAD (relative advantage/disadvantage): score 988 · 51th percentile in Australia
- IEO (education & occupation): score 982 · 52th percentile
Higher score = relatively more advantaged. This is a socio-economic index, not a measure of school or teaching quality. Source: ABS SEIFA 2021 (CC BY).
Schools in Coleambally
- Coleambally Central School · Central/Community School
Schools located within the suburb boundary. For catchments and results, see the official My School / NSW sources.
Transport
Nearest station: Darlington Point Coach Stop (train), about 28.1 km from the suburb centre.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median house price in Coleambally?
The median sale price in Coleambally NSW 2707 is $410,000, up 228% since 2013. Based on NSW Valuer General sales data.
What schools are in Coleambally?
Schools located in Coleambally include Coleambally Central School.
Nearby suburbs
- Darlington Point 2706
- Jerilderie 2716
- Whitton 2705
- Urana 2645
- Yanco 2703
- Leeton 2705
- Oaklands 2646
- Hanwood 2680
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Data: NSW Valuer General (sales & land value), NSW DCJ (rents), ABS Census & SEIFA 2021, TfNSW (transport). Figures are medians and estimates for general information only, not valuations or advice.