Carrick is a small historic township west of Launceston, offering a mix of traditional village homes, newer properties and larger lifestyle holdings. The town retains a strong rural character and is well known for the Carrick recreation grounds and its position among the farmland of the Meander Valley. Hadspen and Prospect Vale provide nearby supermarkets, cafes, schools and other everyday services, while the Bass Highway gives Carrick straightforward access to Launceston. Its combination of village living, larger properties and proximity to the city makes Carrick quite different from a conventional suburban market.
This area has had relatively few house sales over the past 12 months, so median prices, growth rates and other statistics can be influenced by a small number of individual sales and may not accurately reflect the value of a particular property. For a more accurate view of the current market, contact Lochie for an up-to-date appraisal.
Houses of all bedroom counts, September 2025 to August 2026. Median price, growth and sale volumes are 12-month figures; buyer numbers are potential buyers tracking the suburb. Source: PropTrack / realestate.com.au.
Sale prices are not published here. Request the price of any sale and Lochie will send it to you.
If you are buying, join the register and hear about Carrick properties before they are advertised. If you are selling, Lochie will give you an honest view of what your home is worth.