Western Downs real estate: 20 highest selling properties this past year
A Western Downs home that sold for more than a $1.2m has topped the list for highest sold properties in the region in the past year. See the full list.
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A property that sold for more than a million dollars has topped the list for the highest value properties sold in the Western Downs in the past year.
From the top 20, only three of properties listed are located in Chinchilla with the remaining being sold in Dalby and the homes ranging from $665,000 to $1,250,000.
A property built in the year 1910 has made the top 10 being sold at $780,000 and is located on the Bunya Highway in Dalby, it includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms and the ability fit up to eight cars and sits on a 93,078sq m block of land.
The properties listed were sold between August 2022 and August 2023 and excludes any commercial land.
See the top 20 below.
1. Bunya Highway, Dalby
Address: 1218 Bunya Highway, Dalby
Price: $1,250,000
Year built: 1996
Agency: N/A
2. Mutch St, Chinchilla
Address: 2A Mutch St, Chinchilla
Price: $1,250,000
Year built: 2008
Agency: Nutrien Harcourts Queensland
3. Owen St, Dalby
Address: 80 Owen St East, Dalby
Price: $980,000
Year built: N/A
Agency: N/A
4. Southern Cross Drive, Dalby
Address: 103 Southern Cross Drive, Dalby
Price: $860,000
Year built: 2015
Agency: Ray White Rural Dalby
5. Lloyd St, Chinchilla
Address: 365 Lloyd St, Chinchilla
Price: $810,000
Year built: 2007
Agency: Surat Basin Real Estate Chinchilla
6. Bunya Highway, Dalby
Address: 1384 Bunya Highway, Dalby
Price: $780,000
Year built: 1910
Agency: Elders Residential Dalby
7. Galaxy Drive, Dalby
Address: 22 Galaxy Drive, Dalby
Price: $780,000
Year built: 2016
Agency: N/A
8. Orion Place, Dalby
Address: 11 Orion Place, Dalby
Price: $780,000
Year built: 2013
Agency: Elders Residential Dalby
9. Watt St, Dalby
Address: 24 Watt St, Dalby
Price: $776,500
Year built: N/A
Agency: 1 Property Centre
10. Ena St, Dalby
Address: 22 Ena St, Dalby
Price: $770,000
Year built: 1998
Agency: Elders Real Estate Dalby
11. Banjo Patterson Place, Dalby
Address: 37 Banjo Patterson Place, Dalby
Price: $760,000
Year built: 2015
Agency: Ray White Rural Dalby
12. Ainsworth St, Chinchilla
Address: 58 Ainsworth St, Chinchilla
Price: $730,000
Year built: 2006
Agency: Nutrien Harcourts Queensland
13. Irvingdale Rd, Dalby
Address: 82 Irvingdale Rd, Dalby
Price: $715,000
Year built: 2000
Agency: N/A
14. Sandalwood Ave West, Dalby
Address: 137 Sandalwood Ave West, Dalby
Price: $710,000
Year built: 1980
Agency: Donovan + Co Property Specialists
15. Sunrise Ave, Dalby
Address: 18 Sunrise Ave, Dalby
Price: $700,000
Year built: 2010
Agency: Fitzsimmons Real Estate
16. Fischer Court, Chinchilla
Address: 9 Fischer Court, Chinchilla
Price: $696,000
Year built: 2011
Agency: First National Real Estate Surat Basin Chinchilla
17. Seymours Rd, Dalby
Address: 89 Seymours Rd, Dalby
Price: $690,000
Year built: 2009
Agency: Panache Property Dalby
18. Seymours Rd, Dalby
Address: 140 Seymours Rd, Dalby
Price: $687,000
Year built: 2009
Agency: Exp Australia Pty Ltd
19. Colkerri Drive, Dalby
Address: 76 Colkerri Drive, Dalby
Price: $670,000
Year built: 2010
Agency: Nutrien Harcourts Queensland
20. James Cook Drive, Dalby
Address: 80 James Cook Drive, Dalby
Price: $665,000
Year built: N/A
Agency: Dalby Real Estate and Rentals
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