Dandaragan Council

In Dandaragan, there were 144 sale listings available last month. The median sale price for houses over the last year was $557,000.

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Dandaragan Council

INTRODUCTION

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SUBURBS

The Dandaragan council area has a large population of residents aged above 50, with a majority of occupied private dwellings being owned outright. There is also a diverse family composition in this area, with childless couples being the most common family household type.

Dandaragan is a small town located in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, known for its underlying geological feature, the Dandaragan plateau. The first recorded land lease in the area was granted to William Brockman in 1848, covering a significant amount of land. The name Dandaragan was first recorded in 1850, derived from an Indigenous Australian word believed to mean good kangaroo country. James Drummond settled in the area in 1850 and established a farm, contributing to the early development of the region. The Dandaragan council area has a large population of residents aged above 50, with a majority of occupied private dwellings being owned outright. There is also a diverse family composition in this area, with childless couples being the most common family household type.