Why $46m of property sold in Gympie in last 3 months
An equine centre, cattle run, and residential homes are among more than 30 Gympie region properties snapped up in a three-month multimillion-dollar market blitz. See the list:
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An equine centre, cattle run, and residential homes are among more than 30 Gympie region properties snapped up in a three-month multimillion-dollar market blitz.
Buyers splashed out more than $46 million for these properties between March and June 2025, adding juice to a market which has exploded in the past 10 years with median home values more than doubling in value.
Imbil, Pie Creek, Veteran, Curra, and Gympie city were among the locations to experience multiple million-dollar property sales, the latest milestones for areas where prices have surged more than 160 per cent in a decade.
Curra has experienced the biggest rise in home values which have risen 179 per cent since 2016, from an average of $265,447 to $740,943 according to CoreLogic’s RP data records.
Veteran was not far behind with a 177 per cent increase in the median house price, which had risen from $317,024 to $880,122.
Imbil’s median home value was up 170 per cent, from $269,348 to $728,455, while the values for Gympie and Pie Creek were up 166 per cent ($220,104 to $587520) and 163 per cent ($355,296 to $936, 930) respectively.
See the list of the region’s million dollar property sales in the past three months below.
All sales information is as recorded by RP Data.
3128 Manumbar Rd, Elgin Vale – $5.57 million
This four bedroom cattle property called Langley is spread across 684ha between Gympie and the South Burnett.
The property has undergone extensive improvements since 2020 and is capable of supporting 500 head of cattle.
3285 Mary Valley Rd, Imbil – $2.5 million
This five bedroom, two bathroom home on 49ha is five minutes from Imbil, 3o minutes from Gympie, and less than an hour from the Sunshine Coast airport.
It fronts on Coonoongibber Creek for 1.4km, and about 12ha of the land is part of the creek flat.
238 Blacksnake Rd, Blacksnake – $2.35 million
This 294ha livestock grazing property includes a home with four bedrooms, one bathroom, and parking for four cars.
It is located five minutes from Kilkivan, and fronts on to the Wide Bay Hwy.
769 Neusavale Rd, Neusavale – $2.2 million
This 71ha property with three bedrooms and parking for 12 vehicles sits in a private valley between large cattle properties.
13 Naiad Court, Rainbow Beach – $1.78 million
The first coastal home on this list, at Rainbow Beach, was created by award-winning builder Nick Hayes Constructions and is located a short walk from the water.
In features four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
138 McIntosh Creek Rd, Jones Hill – $1.55 million
This five bedroom, three bathroom masterbuilt home on the city’s outskirts includes an outdoor living area, media lounge, guest suite and children’s retreat.
265 Brisbane Rd, Monkland – $1.5 million
This “cozy and comfortable” home at Monkland has one bedroom, one bathroom, and is located in a light industry zone having previously been home to the Roadside Relics “garagenalia” business.
The property has a large industrial shed out the back and sits on 2783sq m.
4 Ilmenite Avenue, Rainbow Beach – $1.5 million
This Rainbow Beach home is within walking distance to the shore as well as the tourist town’s cafes, shops, and bars.
It includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and parking for two cars.
132 Quinn Rd, Crownthorpe – $1.5 million
This 213ha cattle grazing property is located about 15km northwest of Goomeri, on the edge of Nangur National Park.
It includes an 18 Megalitre dam, a machinery shed, and a four bedroom home.
1 Busby St, Amamoor – $1.45 million
The Amamoor Equine Centre located on 10ha next to the city’s Mary Valley Rattler train station was sold for $1.45 million.
769 Goomeribong Rd, Goomeribong – $1.42 million
This 67ha cattle property is only 10 minutes from Goomeri and includes a three bedroom home, all with built-in wardrobes, two bird aviaries, and 12 fenced paddocks.
37 Highland Court, Pie Creek – $1.4 million
This newly built bespoke four bedroom home by Zerner Building Co is located not far from the city and includes enough parking for eight vehicles.
465 Scrubby Creek Rd, Marys Creek – $1.35 million
This off-the-grid home on 25ha southwest of Gympie boasts spectacular views while still only being 15 minutes away from the city.
The five-year-old home includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and parking for five vehicles.
3545 Mary Valley Rd, Imbil – $1.33 million
This home featuring classic Queensland features including timber floors, a wood heater and an alfresco deck sits on a 12ha block in the Mary Valley.
It includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms and space for three cars.
106 Toolara Rd, Tin Can Bay – $1.25 million
This two-storey Tin Can Bay home sits on the coastline near the fishing village foreshore bird walk, and is only a short drive from the Crab Creek boat ramp.
89 Exhibition Rd, Southside – $1.2 million
This renovated seven bedroom, three bathroom “sanctuary” at Southside boasts expansive entertainment space for a family.
23 Coolabah Court, Pie Creek – $1.17 million
This four bedroom “executive lifestyle” home at Pie Creek, 10km southwest of Gympie, is tucked away at the back of a quiet housing estate not far from the Pie Creek Community Hall.
24 Craft Rd, Veteran – $1.17 million
This American barn-style home includes its own granny flat, all on a 2ha block at the end of a cul-de-sac on Gympie’s eastern outskirts.
Its includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two cars, and backs on to a creek.
11 Hidden Place, Curra – $1.15 million
This luxury five bedroom home at Curra, north of Gympie, includes a pool, large dam, and is fully fenced.
42 Jubilee Rd, Carters Ridge – $1.12 million
This four bedroom, two-storey home at the Mary Valley has been designed for horse enthusiasts with the property including a 40m x 20m floodlit arena and two covered yards.
41 Irvine Rd, Chatsworth – $1.1 million
This “lifestyle” property at Gympie city’s northern edge is located on a semi-rural block and includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and enough parking space for six cars.
34 Forest Ridge Drive, Tamaree – $1.1 million
This home located in a rural residential suburb north of Gympie includes five bedrooms, two baths, and expansive parking for up to nine cars.
57 Azure Ave, Banks Pocket – $1.09 million
This Banks Pocket home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms is only minutes from the city, but maintains its owners privacy thanks to being built in a cul-de-sac.
115 Settlement Rd, Curra – $1.07 million
This brand new three bedroom home at Curra sprawls across a 6647sq m block with views of surrounding rural countryside.
7 Woodhill Rd, Kandanga – $1.07 million
This quiet Mary Valley home with one bedroom and one bathroom sits on 5ha and has its own “lake-like” water feature brimming with wildlife.
2 Swagmans Ridge, Chatsworth $1.06 million
This four bedroom home at Chatsworth, north of Gympie, boasts landscaped gardens and a large shed capable of housing multiple vehicles along with an in-built two car garage.
70 Belvedere Rd, Veteran – $1.06 million
This low-set three bedroom “slice of paradise” at Veteran is only five years old and includes two sheds, a dam and creek access.
5 Memory Lane, North Deep Creek – $1.05 million
This four-year-old North Deep Creek home has an outdoor entertaining area and is built for families with four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
364 Little Bella Creek Rd – $1.05 million
This two bedroom house is tucked away among bushland, rainforest, and fruit trees deep in the Mary Valley, and is situated on 12ha of land.
3 Popes Rd, Gympie – $1.05 million
This home not far from the city centre boasts six bedrooms and three bathrooms thanks to a separate cottage sitting on the land.
19 Church St, Gympie – $1.02 million
This family-friendly five bedroom home about one minute from the Gympie CBD, and right next to St Patrick’s College atop Calton Hill, has views of the mountains surrounding the city.
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