Brunswick
“Rural junction with a dairy heart.”
Overview
Brunswick (also known as Brunswick Junction) lies along the South Western Highway and was first settled in the 1830s. The town grew after a bridge over the Brunswick River opened in 1845 and prospered when the railway line branched here in 1893 and 1898
History & lifestyle
Named after the Brunswick River (itself named after the Duke of Brunswick), the area became a centre for dairy farming. Brownes Dairy opened its creamery here in the 1920s and still operates today
The town retains a charming rural feel with heritage buildings, a pub and annual agricultural shows.
Property snapshot
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Population | 1,116 |
| Median sale price | $483 k |
| Median rent | N/A (limited rental stock) |
| 2‑bed median | $390 k |
| 3‑bed median | $495 k |
| 4‑bed median | $588 k |
Why buyers look here
Brunswick appeals to buyers seeking a rural lifestyle close to Bunbury and the coast. It offers affordable homes on larger blocks with a friendly community atmosphere. Septic systems are common, and some areas may be subject to floodplain considerations.
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