12699 D'aguilar Highway, South Nanango QLD 4615, Australia
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | Jan 2002 | $72,500 | $0 |
Price per m² based on land size of 642592 m².
The property sits on a substantial 642,592 m² (about 64 hectares) of land. It is a freestanding house surrounded by this extensive parcel.
Nanango is situated roughly 190 km north‑west of Brisbane, so the house is about that distance from the state capital.
Key industries around Nanango include coal mining and power generation, as well as agriculture such as beef, pork, dairy, timber, and a range of small crops. Tourism and local arts and crafts also contribute to the economy.
The property is a short drive from Nanango’s 18‑hole golf course, several well‑maintained parks (e.g., Green Park, Lee Park), the public library, and the monthly Nanango Country Markets. The town also hosts events like the annual Criterium Bike Race and the Nanango Arts Fest.
The area shares a similar climate to nearby Kingaroy, with cooler winters and generally more humid conditions throughout the year.
Sandy Creek runs through Nanango and the surrounding floodplains have fertile soils that support agriculture. While the floodplain offers benefits, it also carries risks such as vegetation loss and potential flooding.
Nanango features several heritage listings, including the Nanango Butter Factory Building on George Street, the Nanango Court House on Henry Street, and Ringsfield House, a grand early‑20th‑century residence on Albert Street.
