Alexie Aristides

SUBURB GUIDE

Kamerunga

A green north-western suburb on the Barron River near Redlynch and Freshwater, with strong recent price growth.

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Kamerunga is a leafy north-western Cairns suburb set on the Barron River, close to Redlynch, Freshwater, and Stratford at the foot of the range. It blends established homes with a semi-rural, riverside feel and good access to the city and the northern beaches. The median house sale price is $825,000, up 18.7% over the past 12 months (realestate.com.au, to May 2026).

What defines Kamerunga

Kamerunga sits in the north-west of Cairns on the banks of the Barron River, where the suburbs meet the range and the rainforest. It neighbours Redlynch and Freshwater to the south and Stratford to the east, and runs towards Caravonica and Barron Gorge. The result is a green, semi-rural character with the river close by, while the Captain Cook Highway and the rail line keep the CBD and the northern beaches within easy reach.


Homes and price ranges

Housing ranges from established family homes to some larger riverside and acreage-style blocks, with three and four-bedroom houses the most common. Three-bedroom homes trade around $780,000 and four-bedroom properties around $825,000 (realestate.com.au, to May 2026). The median house price is $825,000, up a strong 18.7% over the prior 12 months, reflecting how sought-after this green, riverside pocket has become.


Location and daily life

Kamerunga suits buyers who want space and greenery without losing connection to the city. Redlynch Central is the nearest major shopping centre and is only a short drive away, the Freshwater train station offers a rail link, and the CBD is a comfortable commute. The riverside setting and proximity to bushland and walking trails are central to the suburb's appeal.


The Kamerunga market

With 28 houses sold in the past 12 months and a median of 31 days on market (realestate.com.au, to May 2026), Kamerunga moves at a healthy pace on a moderate volume of sales. Houses rent at a median $770/wk for a gross yield of 4.7%. The smaller sample size means individual results can shift the median, so lean on a local appraisal and verify current data before any pricing decision.


What buyers love

Green, riverside setting on the Barron River near the range

Close to Redlynch Central and the Freshwater rail link

Mix of family homes and larger riverside or acreage blocks

Strong 18.7% price growth over 12 months

Moves quickly at 31 days median on market

Things to consider

Smaller house market means fewer comparable sales and a more volatile median

Car-dependent, with limited retail within the suburb itself


Frequently asked questions

What is the median house price in Kamerunga?

The median house sale price in Kamerunga is $825,000 as at May 2026, up 18.7% over the prior 12 months (realestate.com.au). The market is moderate in size, so individual sales can move the median. Get a local appraisal for a property-specific figure.

Where is Kamerunga?

Kamerunga is in north-western Cairns, set on the Barron River near Redlynch, Freshwater, and Stratford at the foot of the range. It has a green, semi-rural feel while staying close to the CBD and the northern beaches.

Is Kamerunga a good suburb to sell in?

Median days on market is 31 and the suburb saw 18.7% price growth over the past year (realestate.com.au, to May 2026), which tells you buyers are active. The dry-season window from May to October typically adds interstate interest. Get a local appraisal for your specific property before pricing.

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