NSW Property Intelligence

Upper Horseshoe CreekNSW 2474

Everything below comes from NSW government and open data — real bond lodgements, official school catchments, the ACECQA childcare register, BOCSAR crime statistics and GTFS timetables — assembled by ZoneVeil and refreshed continuously. Upper Horseshoe Creek is home to ~118 residents (median age 52), with 8% of households renting.

Rent in Upper Horseshoe Creek

The median house rent in Upper Horseshoe Creek is $480/week (71 new leases). Units have a median of $380/week (19 new leases). Real rents from NSW Fair Trading bond lodgements for postcode 2474, year to Jun 2026 — not portal estimates.

BedroomsHouseUnit
1$810/wk
2$392/wk$380/wk
3$478/wk
4+$595/wk

School catchments

Addresses around the centre of Upper Horseshoe Creek fall in the intake zones of Kyogle Public School, Kyogle High School. Catchments are address-specific — check any exact property on the map.

  • Kyogle Public School#1475 of 2159 in NSW
  • Kyogle High School#1702 of 2159 in NSW

Safety & crime trends

BOCSAR-recorded incidents for Upper Horseshoe Creek (annualised, with two-year trend, as at Q1_2026):

OffenceIncidents/yrTrend
Assault0Stable
Break and Enter Dwelling0Stable
Homicide0Stable
Motor Vehicle Theft0Stable

Upper Horseshoe Creek — quick answers

What is the median rent in Upper Horseshoe Creek?

Houses in Upper Horseshoe Creek (postcode 2474) have a median asking rent of $480/week; units have a median of $380/week, based on real NSW Fair Trading bond lodgements over the year to Jun 2026.

What are the best public schools zoned for Upper Horseshoe Creek?

Upper Horseshoe Creek addresses can be zoned for Kyogle Public School, Kyogle High School. Kyogle Public School ranks in roughly the top 68% of NSW government schools. Exact catchments depend on the address — check any property on the ZoneVeil map.

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