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Broughton Village

NSW 2534 • New South Wales

95
Population (2021)
N/A
Median Personal Income
9.56 km²
Area
N/A
Median Rent
RuralQuietSemi-RuralAffordableCommuter Belt
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About Broughton Village

Broughton Village is a small rural locality situated on the Princes Highway on the border of the Kiama and Shoalhaven local government areas on the NSW South Coast, approximately 18 kilometres south-west of Kiama and 39 kilometres north of Nowra. With a 2021 Census population of just 95 residents spread across 9.56 square kilometres, it is a genuinely intimate rural community characterised by open farmland and the gently flowing Broughton Creek. The area reflects the South Coast's deep agricultural heritage, with a landscape shaped by generations of dairy farming and timber-cutting, and a predominantly older demographic of settled residents and hobby farmers.

Residents of Broughton Village enjoy a quiet pastoral lifestyle bookended by two of the South Coast's most beloved towns — the heritage village of Berry to the south and the clifftop coastal town of Gerringong to the north, each only around five minutes by car. The nearby Princes Highway provides straightforward access to the broader Illawarra and Shoalhaven regions, while Berry's excellent cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, and farmers' market are within easy reach. The locality suits those seeking a rural retreat close to South Coast amenities, including those who keep horses or run small hobby farms, with the undulating green countryside and creek corridors providing a peaceful, unhurried way of life.

Broughton Village falls under postcode 2534 and is governed by the Kiama Council (Local Government Area). For federal elections, residents vote in the electorate of Gilmore, while state elections fall under the Kiama electorate.

📍 Location

State
New South Wales
Postcode
2534
Urban Area
N/A
LGA / Council
Kiama
Federal Electorate
Gilmore
State Electorate
Kiama
Type
Locality
Timezone
Sydney (UTC+10)
Coordinates
-34.75°, 150.75°
Statistical Area
N/A
Area
9.56 km²
Population Density
10 /km²
Elevation
0m

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💰 Income

ATO taxable income Postcode 2534

Median taxable income for individual taxpayers in postcode 2534, comparing the 2019–20 and 2023–24 financial years.

Median 2019–20
$46,657
Median 2023–24
$56,327
▲ 20.7% increase
Average taxable income (2023–24)
$83,346

Source: ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 8 (median & average taxable income by postcode). Covers all individuals who lodged a return in postcode 2534; postcodes with fewer than 200 lodgments are suppressed by the ATO.

🚌 Transport & Commute

Nearest Train Stations

Berry
7 km
N/A — car required
Gerringong
8 km
N/A — car required

Bus Services

  • Limited regional services — Berry / Kiama / Nowra Varies — car is the primary transport mode

Commute to Sydney CBD

Distance
140 km
By Train
Drive to Berry Station (~7 km), then NSW TrainLink South Coast Line to Sydney Central — approx. 2 hrs 15 min total
By Car (Peak)
2 hrs 15 min – 2 hrs 45 min
By Car (Off-Peak)
1 hr 45 min – 2 hrs 10 min

🛣️ Located on the Princes Highway (A1); Wollongong CBD is approximately 70 km north via the Princes Highway, around 55–70 min by car

Walkability Almost All Errands Require a Car

Broughton Village has no shops, services, or footpaths — a private vehicle is essential for all daily needs

🛒 Supermarkets Nearby

No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.

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👥 Demographics

Census 2016
0
Census 2021
95
▲ 0% growth

Population Growth

Gender Distribution (Census 2021)

📊 Population: ABS Census 2021

🚔 Crime Statistics LGA-wide

These are the latest 2025 rates for the Kiama Local Government Area, which contains Broughton Village. Rates are per 100,000 residents; trends compare 2 and 10 year periods ending Dec 2025.

Break & enter (dwelling)
103.6 / 100k
2yr Down 50.0% 10yr —
Motor vehicle theft
142.4 / 100k
2yr Stable 10yr —
Non-DV assault
151 / 100k
2yr Stable 10yr Stable
Robbery (unarmed)
4.3 / 100k
2yr — 10yr —
Steal from vehicle
194.2 / 100k
2yr Down 48.3% 10yr Down 8.5%
View all 62 offence types for Kiama →

Source: NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Broughton Village known for? +

Broughton Village is known for its peaceful rural character, agricultural heritage, and its position on the Princes Highway between the popular South Coast towns of Berry and Gerringong. Broughton Creek meanders through the locality, and the surrounding landscape reflects the region's dairy farming and timber-cutting history.

How far is Broughton Village from Sydney? +

Broughton Village is approximately 140 kilometres south of Sydney, making it around a 1 hour 45 minute to 2 hour 15 minute drive via the Princes Highway or the Illawarra Highway, depending on traffic.

Does Broughton Village have public transport? +

Public transport options in Broughton Village are very limited. The nearest train stations are Berry and Gerringong, each roughly 7–8 kilometres away, both served by the NSW TrainLink South Coast Line. There are no regular bus services within the locality itself, and a private vehicle is essential.

What is the population of Broughton Village? +

According to the 2021 Census, Broughton Village has a population of 95 residents, making it one of the smallest localities on the NSW South Coast. The predominant age group is 60–69 years, reflecting a settled, older community.

Is Broughton Village a good place to live? +

Broughton Village suits those seeking a genuinely rural lifestyle with easy access to the South Coast's popular towns. With Berry and Gerringong each about five minutes away, residents can enjoy local cafes, farmers' markets, and coastal beaches while living in a quiet, agricultural setting — ideal for hobby farmers or those wanting space and serenity.

What is the postcode for Broughton Village? +

The postcode for Broughton Village, NSW is 2534.

Is Broughton Village a safe area? +

Crime statistics are recorded at the Local Government Area level. Broughton Village is part of the Kiama LGA — see the Crime Statistics section on this page for the latest recorded offence rates per 100,000 residents, along with 2-year and 10-year trends.