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One indicator of dwelling size is the number of bedrooms. At the 2001 Census, some 53.5% of all dwelling structures in Tasmania had three bedrooms, 21.3% had two bedrooms, and 16.2% had four or more bedrooms. Of the separate houses in Tasmania in 2001, some 60.9% had three bedrooms, 18.5% had four or more bedrooms and 16.6% had two bedrooms.

NUMBER OF BEDROOMS, Households, Tasmania - Census 2001
	Separate house	Total(a)(b)
No. of bedrooms	'000	'000
One bedroom	2.7	9.8
2 bedrooms	24.8	37.3
3 bedrooms	91.0	93.8
4 or more bedrooms	27.6	28.4
Not stated	3.3	4.9
Total(b)	149.5	175.2
(a) Includes other dwelling structures such as semi-detached, row or terrace houses, townhouses and flats. (b) Includes bed-sits and dwellings with no bedrooms. Source: ABS data available on request, Census of Population and Housing 2001.