Warwick property: Inside the cheapest homes up for grabs in the Southern Downs
The Southern Downs has experienced a wave of migration during the pandemic, with newcomers attracted to the region’s rural charm. Read our guide to some of the cheapest homes and land packages up for grabs right now.
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Warwick and the Southern Downs has been experiencing a record period of metropolitan migration from areas in the past few years, especially during the pandemic.
With Queensland fully opened up for business now, and exciting new projects coming to the region, there has never been a better time to call the Rose City and surrounding region home.
LJ Hooker Warwick’s Leanne Cameron said the region was seeing strong demand across price brackets throughout the region.
“We’re seeing a bit of a lift in investor interest across the market, with better returns on investments across the region and Australia as a whole,” Ms Cameron said.
“We’re still enjoying strong buyer inquiry and attracting a very nice calibre across all age demographics to our region.”
Filled with friendly locals, country charm and some of the most spectacular nature in the country, Warwick Daily News takes a look at some of the steals available in the region under $300,000.
17 Pera Ct, Warwick- $165,000
First pick is this incredible block of land just off Yangan Road, less than five minutes out of town. At only $165,000, it is a great price for centrality to shops and restaurants, while also being quiet and secluded.
21 Walker Street, Warwick- $195,000
At just over 800m2, this plot of land is only 2km outside of the city centre, with beautiful views to match. Every amenity is accessible on the property, with the land being well maintained by it’s previous owners.
3167 Warwick-Killarney Road, Killarney – $219,000
With mountain views from every window, this stunning baroque Killarney property is for those who’d like a slower pace and beautiful surroundings.
With air conditioning, two bedrooms and one bathroom, and phenomenal scenes from every room, this property is not to be missed.
66 Donald Street, Leyburn – $230,000
The beautiful historic town of Leyburn, west of Warwick, features a stunning home up for grabs for only $230k.
The property features two bedrooms and one bathroom and sits on a massive block in close proximity to the local pub and main street.
The home is fully furnished meaning no need to worry about moving a couch up the stairs, and includes an entire garage worth of toys such as a ride-on lawnmower, 5000w generator and hand tools.
14A Glencoe St, Warwick – $240,000
This unique, round home features two bedrooms and is in a fantastic location, being close to schools and the award-winning Turf Club. With plenty of space, storage and a unique facade, this property cannot be skipped.
26 High Street, Warwick – $247,000
Located in peaceful West Warwick, close to the hospital, number 26 is a fantastic property in a quiet part of town. With two bedrooms and three car spaces, and a fantastic new shed space, this is a great first home option in the Rose City.
37 Wattle Ave, Warwick – $249,000
With three bedrooms and airconditioning, this home located in a great area is sure to be comfortable all year round. A spacious dining room and beautiful veranda make this a fantastic home up for grabs.
27 Percy Street, Warwick – $249,000
Perfect location is not the only charm of this great property, with two bedrooms, deck, fireplace, garage and lots of space to boot.
92 Wood Street, Warwick – $249,999
This cute timber home offers two double bedrooms plus an enclosed front veranda, in a great location close to everything.
With a beautiful garden and spacious yard, this property has all the features of a country home close to the town centre.
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